Hot on the heels of yesterday’s delightful discovery of Vorpal, a lovable scamp of a hexapod, I decided to poke around to see what other Arduino-based robot projects there are out there these days. I found this YouTube video rounding up ten robo-critters. These include a robo-dog, a robotic cat, […]
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Check out the sick moves on this open-source, 3D-printable hexapod robot.
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The VIA LIBRIS is a paperback-sized book that leads its user to a predetermined location using a special compass dial and clues.
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This week, 3D print your own speaker system, build a device that will allow you to open your door with your hand, or construct a lightsaber.
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Dante D. Cruz founded Mixartista to prototype and produce a cool, luxurious robotic bartender that would make perfect cocktails.
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confetti everywhere!
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Exploring the latest generation of e-paper, how it works, and how you can program and hack the display.
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This week, check out the Grand Prize winner of Hackaday 2017: an open source underwater drone that's both cheap and easy to make.
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John Park uses a Peltier cooler, a Trinket M0, and CircuitPython to build a drink-dispensing and cooling robot.
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Ahmet Akif Kaya built a system. that incorporates an Arduino, Bluetooth module, and servo. to control his light switch from his cel phone.
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