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DIY Project Turns Treadmill into a Working 3D Printer
Ivan Miranda and his team have been working on an interesting idea, turning a regular treadmill into a 3D printer and finally use it to print a… |
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Hologram Screen That Lets You Grab and Move Virtual 3D Objects
We have all thought about what it would be like to touch and play with holograms, just like in sci-fi movies. Now, a group of researchers at UPNA… |
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DIY Robotic Arm with Brushless DC Motors and Raspberry Pi
JesseDarr’s new project is different from the usual DIY robotics project. He has made a robotic arm called dARM. It is a robotic arm with 6… |
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Starfish-Inspired AI Heart Monitor Tracks Your Heart with 90% Accuracy
Researchers at the University of Missouri have created a new heart monitor that sticks to the body with five arms, just like how a starfish holds… |
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Kawasaki Unveils CORLEO, A Futuristic Personal Mobility Concept
Kawasaki Heavy Industries Group recently presented its CORLEO concept at the Future City event held as part of the… |
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Innovative 7 Segment Clock Build with Arduino Uno and Stepper Motors
A DIY project from a YouTuber presents the latest version of his 7 Segment Clock, v3.2C. This tabletop clock is built… |
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Tiny Self-Dissolving Pacemaker Powered by Galvanic Cell
Researchers at Northwestern University have developed an ultra-small, dissolvable pacemaker that can be injected into the body and controlled… |
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AI based Brain-Computer Interface Turns Thoughts into Speech in Real Time
Researchers at UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco are making a huge breakthrough in brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) with their latest brain-to-… |
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DIY Mini ESP32 Handheld Gamepad: A Compact Retro Gaming Experience
If you love retro games and enjoy DIY electronics, this project made by YK Electrical is perfect for you. It’s a tiny handheld gamepad powered by… |
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This Bug-Sized Wireless Flying Robot can Hover, Survive Collisions, and Adjust Its Route
Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, have developed a tiny flying robot inspired by flying insects. It is less than 1 centimeter… |