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Petoi Bittle X V2: An ESP32 Robot Dog That Can Even Backflip on Command Robotics just got a whole lot more exciting and a whole lot more accessible. Petoi's Bittle X V2 is a palm-sized quadruped robot dog powered by… |
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ESP32-S3 Sensor Hub: 8 Sensors on a Single Compact PCB Maker MagmaBow has unveiled a high-density security development board that challenges the traditional "one sensor, one device" model. Built around… |
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DIY Magnetic 6DoF SpaceMouse Brings Pro-Level 3D Control Hardware developer and Maker Salim Benbouziyane has created an open-source, fully functional 6-DoF (six degrees of freedom) navigation controller… |
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This Drone Can ‘See’ in Total Darkness Without a Camera Researchers have developed a small autonomous drone inspired by how bats navigate in the dark. Instead of relying on cameras or LiDAR, which often… |
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The ESP32 Smart Water Bottle That Does Way Too Much The maker, Alex from Hobby Built, created a really interesting smart bottle that goes far beyond just holding water. This bottle can play your… |
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Mesh Node Combines LoRa and Meshtastic for Off-Grid Messaging Not being able to locate a friend who got separated from the group during a trek led to the development of Mesh Node, a device designed for… |
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Intelligent 3D Reconstruction Using Advanced Point Cloud Algorithms A YouTube channel named 9nl has developed an open-source project on GitHub that is gaining attention for its approach to 3D reconstruction using… |
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LiteWing Python Library - Quick Start Guide and API Documentation From STEM classrooms to early-stage startups, the LiteWing Drone has found its way into the hands of students, makers, and engineers alike. Our… |
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Simple Self-Timing Electric Motor Built from Scratch A maker recently demonstrated how to build a fully functional self timing electric motor using only basic electronic… |
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Turn Your ESP32-S3 Into an AI Assistant With MimiClaw A community project called MimiClaw has released software that lets an AI assistant run on ESP32-S3 microcontroller boards and respond to commands… |
