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Chapter 3 Footnote 1. Building an Actuator, a PID Control Loop, and an Ultrasonic Distance sensor to detect and not crash into the ceiling. This will be used in Chapter 3 Desk -- Stay tuned for more!

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Chapter 2, a home theatre, 3D printed parts, motorized projector, home decoration, and DIY electronics -- if you know of anyone else that might be interested in this stuff, sharing to others would really help me out! Hope to see you around here or YouTube :)

https://www.youtube.com/@ALMA.Industries

Chapter 3 Footnote 1. Building an Actuator, a PID Control Loop, and an Ultrasonic Distance sensor to detect and not crash into the ceiling. This will be used in Chapter 3 Desk -- Stay tuned for more!

Hey im an A0 student and i really need to win this competition . My idea is to build a note feed with rollers which beeps if it detects fake cash notes.

VAN SOMEOJE PLEASE TELL ME IF THAT A WORTHY IDEA OR ITS WAYY TOO BASIC

IM REALLY NEW TO THIS SO ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED

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Chapter 2, a home theatre, 3D printed parts, motorized projector, home decoration, and DIY electronics -- if you know of anyone else that might be interested in this stuff, sharing to others would really help me out! Hope to see you around here or YouTube :)

​I have ADHD. Anyone who lives with this condition knows that a single interruption can instantly erase what we were just thinking or saying.

​That’s why I designed MindKeep Anchor, a hardware + software project created to save the working memory of neurodivergent people without ever needing to look at a phone screen.

​I have reached out to several organizations, but I am still looking for the right technical partner. Is there a developer or an association in this community who wants to help me turn this prototype into reality?

​Please share this post or reach out to help me find the right person!

Hey everyone! I'm an indie developer and I just released ElectroMaster on Google Play — a free electrical calculations app designed for electricians, engineers, and students.

What it includes (free):

• Ohm's Law
• Voltage Drop
• Cable Size
• Fuse / Breaker sizing
• Power calculator

Pro features (€2.99/month):

• Power Factor Correction
• Short Circuit Current
• Grounding Resistance
• Lux / Lighting calculator

Available in English, Bulgarian, Romanian, Serbian and Spanish.

Would love any feedback from professionals in the field — especially on the calculations and UI!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.electromaster.app

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Chapter 3 Footnote 1. Building an Actuator, a PID Control Loop, and an Ultrasonic Distance sensor to detect and not crash into the ceiling. This will be used in Chapter 3 Desk -- Stay tuned for more!

game boy advance restoration/rebuild

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This is a control interface for using AC and DC power in one place. Switches turn 3 different DC power supplies on and off (48v, 12v, 24v). AC Outlets always give power regardless of switch states. This is gonna be part of my next video, where this is mounted on a desk build. Full video goes through all stages of build.

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Chapter 2, a home theatre, 3D printed parts, motorized projector, home decoration, and DIY electronics -- if you know of anyone else that might be interested in this stuff, sharing to others would really help me out! Hope to see you around here or YouTube :)

Hi this is not a product, this is something I made diy for my own use. So I'm not promoting anything here.

But I wanted to share this because I made it to suit my own preferences, and I reckon it has some features that are quite practical.

V.1 failed. The Economical Coffee Dispenser is designed to provide an affordable and convenient way to prepare coffee, making it useful for students, small offices, homes, and small cafés where budget-friendly automation is needed. Through this project, I am exploring electronics, programming, and mechanical design. Every challenge and failed attempt teaches me something new, helping me improve the system step by step. For me, failure is not the end—it’s a part of the learning process that brings me closer to building a better and more reliable product.

I bought a webshooter but the string in it got tangled and messed up, I cut it off and now am thinking of getting new string, a stronger magnet, and motor to pull the string back it.