Relativty, an open-source VR headset with a 2K 120FPS display, SteamVR support, and experimental room-scaling. You can build it for $200.

Uses an Arduino Due and a stepper motor + driver to control a slide whistle made of 3D-printed parts and PVC pipe. Laser-cut base plate.

Robot wirth stepper motor via microstepping, digital motion processing, auto tuning, cascaded PID controller with Joy Stick Control.

Building a "one man band" foot pedal to control Ableton Live so my hands can play instruments.

A simple Arduino/ESP32 crawler with PS4 BT remote control, but with 2x MCU and an advanced CAN-based communication ("drive-by-wire").

Play Connect Four (the common board game) against a robotic arm.

The hybrid rocket Chimera is a project of the Loughborough Space Society. This hackster. io project shows insights into the electronics team.

Home power usage monitor, implementing for the Arduino Due. This sketch show running average of voltage, making it easier to dial it in.

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Play tic-tac-toe against a robotic arm.

A Boeing automated honeycomb repair system.

This work the design and implementation of a digital system based on open hardware development board applied to heart rate estimation.

Writing only Arduino code, it is easy to set up control over experiments and display results on the VirtualPanel Windows application.

Plays standard Midi files.

A 16-step sequencer for bass, lead and drum sounds. Use the general Midi sounds stored in the VS1053.

Teach ALL kids the fundamentals of AI and machine learning, through games and hardware and software design.

A humanoid arm + hand prototype made of balsa wood

RT-Thread, a powerful multitasking tool optimized for Arduino. You are able to issue shell (FinSH) commands to control your hardware now!

Relativty is an open-source project aimed to achieve VR democratization by the means of inexpensive hardware and abundant content.

An Arduino NTSC/PAL video display shield with integrated framebuffer and composite video output.

A simple rover for line following made exploiting the ARTe Arduino REal-Time eXtension.

Robot wirth stepper motor via microstepping, digital motion processing, auto tuning, cascaded PID controller and now with Joy Stick Control.

This project shows you how to successfully control a robot arm using the L9110 motor board, without using up all your Arduino outputs.

Using WiFi to control your Arduino UNO, Nano or Mega as a basis. Includes feedback and simple hardware.