A team of researchers were able to unlock and start the ignition of Volkswagen cars with just $40 of electronic components.
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Damon McMillan built a robotic boat. Not just any robotic boat. This one is sailing across the world's oceans. And it's just simple and elegant enough to work.
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Miriam, a Professor of Media Arts & Technology, started using Arduino in 2008 to bring new possibilities to her interactive exhibits.
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Tim Deagan does seemingly everything — fire effects, metalworking, painting, leatherworking... Is there anything this man doesn't make?
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The people of Farmington, Connecticut, now have a beautiful, community-made interactive map to share the history of their town.
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Do you want to be the very best? Do you want to become a Pokemon Go master? Then here are 5 projects to help you level up and catch 'em all.
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Bluetooth Low-Energy (BLE) is a great bluetooth solution for your electronics product even if energy use isn't a factor.
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Woodworking and electronics, automatons and camera sliders. Ben Brandt's YouTube channel offers lots of cool projects.
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"It's not only a musical project, but a union between different arts and sciences, where the sound meets design, electronics, and computer science"
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Graham and Sam worked together to create a robotic gripper controlled with a glove and strong enough to hold household items.
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