Will guide you to build a DIY Real Time Claude usage tracker with XIAO ePaper DIY Kit (ESP32-S3) and 2.6in ePaper Display.
Miss out on building your badge at Open Sauce? Design your own!
An nRF52832 based, low power wire / contactless badge with Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0 and NFC functionality.
An improvement from my previous fall detector. It can send an email by sensing a fall or with the simple press of a button.
A pocket-sized portfolio that blends personality, play, and professional information. More than a card — It's a micro interactive badge.
Hello all, I Hope you all are safe. I'm here with another project which you can build with very few components. So let's See...
Need to debug your code? Got stuck? Stack Overflow doesn't have the answer? Then ask the Dialectic Ball!
This is a variation of the Light Theremin project from the starter kit and features components soldered onto a PCB.
Give some Energon to bring it to life... Autobots, roll out!!
Electronic ink badge based on RP2040 for makers who want to be different on conferences and events.
A minimalistic PC keyboard design based on Arduino that offers a specific set of keys in order to play some online role games.
A DIY smart scale with alarm clock. No more snoozing: the alarm will go on until you stand on the scale and give up going back to bed!
Avoid contact to sanitiser to wash your hands safely with this IoT Hand sanitiser, also providing insights into usage pattern
Spin-maru is a custom input device with a circular touchpad and a free-spinning scroll wheel. (Seeed XIAO RP2040, AS5600, QMK, OpenSCAD)
The "Micro Cl1ck" project is a custom, programmable macro-pad, designed to enhance productivity through customizable shortcuts and controls.
RF-Clown is an open-source BLE and Bluetooth jammer inspired by similar projects in the community. But open-source!
A complete tutorial to design your own custom, print-in-place infinity fidget cube in Fusion 360
A smart cardio-health assistant based on Sparkfun Artemis ATP
ESPboy is an ultimate multi-gadget for IT geeks, retro game fans, makers: portable, modular; to explore, create, learn, play [with AppStore]
This is a Pikachu pin badge. You'll see the thundershock LEDs, it has a button to select shocking effects from slow to psycho mode.
Inspired by the machines I grew up in the 90s and early 00s, I decided to make a tiny PC to bring some of that nostalgia to my desk.
Now I'm doing a seasonal LED pin badge. This time it's for Christmas. Blink, blink, happy holidays!
In this project you'll learn how to make your very own lightsaber using evive and other objects around around you.
MacroPad RP2040 + Raspberry Pi + some code = Rock and Roll. A severely over-engineered music player
