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GregorDavies-U04FX4ZMBJ9
@GregorDavies-U04FX4ZMBJ90
I shipped a opensource motor controller and datalogging system for Greenpower race cars, designed in order to maximise the speed and reduce the cost of these vechiles designed by young engineers and university teams. The motor controller is based around the RPI pico w and is a simple THT based pcb easy for teenagers to assemble and fix when at races, it's currently being made by jlcpcb thanks to onboard and I should be able to fit it to the car next week. Picture of me and my friends car jaws included which has been 13 years of work in the making. github.com/Gregor-Davies/Zevallos
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
PanicAltTab Quickly alt tab when someone walks in on you (Coding when you're supposed to be studying) Coding while you're supposed to do homework? Quickly alt tab when somebody walks past Source code can and installation tutorial can be found in my github repository: github.com/YeetTheAnson/PanicAltTab Use cases • Beside your door to switch tabs when it opens • Beside your laptop if you're sitting by the wall • Facing upwards, acting as a hotkey to alt tab with a gesture Attached below are some pictures, and demo of the thing in action
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MNT
@MNT0
EcoSnap [Personal Assistant for Sustainable Living]! I’m thrilled to share the progress on EcoSnap, a personal assistant application designed to help users make eco-friendly choices effortlessly. This project has been a journey of integrating emerging technologies and sustainability. Check out the repository: github.com/MNTadros/EcoSnap Here are some progress pictures showcasing the app in action:
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tyzrichard
@tyzrichard0
Over the last few months, I took part in a competition (Steamunity: Design for Humanity) and created a cool circuit to improve two-way communication between elderly residents and their visitors! It builds on the doorbell system to help alert elderlies that suffer from hearing disabilities. Check out the repo: github.com/DakshRocks21/Steamunity Can't post this without acknowledging my fellow no-lifer @dak5h who has been a blast to work with throughout, huge credits to him for making this with me. And below is a picture of the stuff in action. It's just circuits for now, but our team's gonna 3D model some cool stuff to make the entire setup look good.
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Ahnaf
@Ahnaf0
Updated all my scrapbooks for: > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/BMI_BMR_FEEDBACK > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/GenZ > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Sauce-Ke > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/YT-song-downloader > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Summarzy > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/LLama3.1-chat-bot-with-groq > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Storyteller > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Blockchain > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Auto-Picture-deletion-tool > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Reinforcement-Q-learning-based-dodging-game > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Task-manager-bot > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Eye-exerciser > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Ahnaf-nub.github.io > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Audio_Analyzer > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/CSV-Data-Visualizer-Streamlit > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Code-Documentation-Generator > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Rial-Browser > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Pico-W-Clock-with-OLED-Display-and-Pomodoro-Timer/tree/main > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Reinforcement-Q-learning-based-pong-game-with-esp32 > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Soil-moist-esp32 > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Fume-Extractor > • github.com/Ahnaf-nub/Motor
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Tazmeen
@Tazmeen0
I tried sketching a picture that I saw online and have sketched using it as a reference in the past. This version is done mostly from memory, and I tried to change a few things to make it different from the first sketch, so it's not as good as the original one, but it was fun to try to draw from memory. Link to the GitHub commit: github.com/TazmeenM/drawingProject2
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Tazmeen
@Tazmeen0
I started trying to draw a picture I took on Krita with a mouse and my laptop! I started drawing it before Arcade, but I also drew a bit of it during Arcade, so I'm sharing it here. Link to the GitHub repo: github.com/TazmeenM/digitalDrawingProject
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DatCodeMania
@DatCodeMania0
My Go learning journey with GOPL github.com/DatCodeMania/LearningGo Yes, I know this doesn't have any pictures, that's just because there isn't really anything to show pictures of - view visual representations of some of the 'mathy' stuff in chapter 3 in the relevant folders, theres some PNGs and some HTML files that you can render.
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JonasHeilig
@JonasHeilig0
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CatelynDao
@CatelynDao0
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Paweł
@Paweł0
I've updated the readme files for my projects with pictures and links to live previews of the deployed projects. Here are the updated repositories: github.com/PawiX25/Dealik github.com/PawiX25/SimpleTodoCLI github.com/PawiX25/Portfolio github.com/PawiX25/pygame-conways-game-of-life github.com/PawiX25/Budgeter github.com/PawiX25/CountMyWords github.com/PawiX25/SimpleWeatherCLI github.com/PawiX25/TimePom github.com/PawiX25/SimpleWeatherGUI github.com/PawiX25/PygameMaze github.com/PawiX25/maze-creator-solver github.com/PawiX25/Framework-Design-Comparison github.com/PawiX25/MockVoltApp github.com/PawiX25/BrickBash
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
BetterPNGTools A free version of Online PNG Tools ad-free with processing done locally. Why choose BetterPNGTools over onlinepngtools.com? • It is ad free • Faster processing time • Free of charge • No queuing time Source code can and installation tutorial can be found in my github repository: github.com/YeetTheAnson/BetterPNGTools Usage 1. After launching the GUI, use the search box to search for a tool, or use the scroll wheel to scroll through the tools option 2. Select the desired tool and press Start Now 3. Upload image into upload box, enter setting parameters and press Apply 4. Press the Save button to save converted image 5. Type in 'bartosz' in the search box for an easter egg Attached below are some pictures and demo video (+ easter egg demo)
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Matthew-U05BA68DB6E
@Matthew-U05BA68DB6E0
I made a picture frame designed to be 3d printed (built in connecting pieces designed to fit on an Ender 3) github.com/jedim101/frame
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JonasHeilig
@JonasHeilig0
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AdityaDubey
@AdityaDubey0
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tyzrichard
@tyzrichard0
A repost for @hakkuun : Made a robot for WRO (WIP) which is going along well, and this is all the progress I'm getting out before this event ends. Github Repo: github.com/tyzrichard/wro-robot Current Progress (lots of back and forth prototyping) shown in the picture below!
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JonasHeilig
@JonasHeilig0
I work on LIS - LegoInvSystem I work on: • Fix the collection System • Add a Picture as Preview in Collections and Result • Add a instructions Link to the official Lego Site • many little changes github.com/JonasHeilig/LIS-LegoInvSystem
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Ultra
@Ultra0
I have 2 hours I did not submit in this scrapbook, I would have linked it here, but the bot stopped me so I have taken a picture, sorry about that but I had more than 50 hours waiting.
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
GraphingCalculator A graphing calculator made on html Uses javascript and chart.js to plot a mathematical equation. Source code can be found on my github repository: github.com/YeetTheAnson/GraphingCalculator Try out the graphing calculator here: yeettheanson.github.io/GraphingCalculator/index.html Usage 1. Type in any mathematical equation 2. Set your X domain below the keypad 3. Press the graph button to start plotting 4. Use the arrow button to move the caret (text cursor) How it works 1. First a lower and upper domain is determined, and the range between the domain is calculated (upper - lower domain) 2. 5000 data point is obtained by using a for loop and the equation: LowerDomain + (Range*n)/5000 3. Y value is calculated by subbing into the equation 4. 5000 pairs of coordinates are obtained and plotted Attached below are some pictures and video of the graphing calculator in action:
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AnantRaj
@AnantRaj0
MILESTONE: Shadcs inspired UI library Written in svelte Desc: This is a ui library that was written in svelte and inspired by the Shadcn ui library. I have just finished prototyping all of the 20+ components and still need to add the picture previews on the github. The library will be available for use soon. Repo: github.com/Anant-raj2/ui-lib
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
CycloneArcadeGame A replica of the cyclone (rigged game) in arcades. To win this game, press the button and stop the led at the exact position to win Usage 1. Press the button at the point where the led is (Shown in video) 2. LED will flash green, and OLED will display 'You Win' of you win 3. Type in mastermode to enter the master menu. The password is HackClubArcade 4. Press the button to switch between game speed and rigged percentage in master menu 5. Type in exitmastermode to return to normal game Features • Game master can set rigged percentage and speed Installation tutorial, source code and more info can be found in my github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/CycloneArcadeGame Attached below are some pictures and video of the game in action:
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RaghavSinha
@RaghavSinha0
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AdityaDubey
@AdityaDubey0
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JonasHeilig
@JonasHeilig0
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
ESP32Joystick A wifi joystick with the interface hosted on an esp8266 (Despite the name "ESP32Joystick" it uses an ESP8266, it is because I intended an ESP32 to be used at first, but it got too complicated) This esp8266 joystick has an interface made with html, css and javascript which are hosted on a WiFi capable microcontroller, the esp8266. The esp8266 communicates with an Arduino Pro Micro which emulates the Xbox 360 HID controller over I2C bus protocol. The reason I chose to emulate an Xbox360 controller was because of it is widely supported by many devices that runs on android, IOS, mac or windows. Installation tutorial, source code and more info can be found in my github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/ESP32Joystick Attached below are some pictures and video of the wireless joystick in action
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crabby605
@crabby6050
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NikosTsilas-U04N415FE4T
@NikosTsilas-U04N415FE4T0
Continue working on the website for a local football club. I did many new things with js (that I am very proud for achieving) and astro. Also I made a custom and very cool imo control panel for html audio/video Here are some pictures:
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TristanLi
@TristanLi0
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Finnland
@Finnland0
I have now completed a rudimentary lexer for #C079PKSQNKT|, my yet-to-be-named programming language. While I will probably need to modify it or add features later, currently it lexes numbers (int and float), operators, brackets, and words. The lexer returns a list of tokens, each one containing the token type, value, line number, start position, end position, and file. The picture below is the lexer output of lexing a = (123 + 0.456). You can see lang3 at github.com/FinnE145/Lang3 or try it out at lang3.fmje.dev (once I get that working).
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JonasHeilig
@JonasHeilig0
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
MultiplayerAirHockey A air hockey game with multiplayer ability Reason for not hosting webpage: Most browsers and webpage hosting like github pages try to automatically upgrade the http connection to https, and will make the ws:// connection method invalid. The reason why I didn't implement wss:// was because it would be too complex as it involves SSL certificates and keys which the user have to generate Features: • Only the host are allowed to kick users • Depending on the client, players are only allowed to move the paddles on one side Installation tutorial, gameplay tutorial and more info can be found in my github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/MultiplayerAirHockey Attached below are some pictures and video of the gameplay:
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Craig-U07FBU5MM8U
@Craig-U07FBU5MM8U0
The Barking Dog is a Raspberry Pi that barks at rabbits. It takes a picture when motion is detected by the PIR sensor, and then identifies any rabbits using PyTorch. If it finds rabbits, it plays an audio file of a dog barking. GitHub Repo README
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
MicroscopyLabPlanner A website to assist in microscope related lab experiments, guiding the user on how to setup the microscope, the precautions, and how to store the microscope in a lab to ensure maximum effiency Features 1. Remarks saving Allows user to type in any remarks for a specific task, and download it at the end 2. Scrolling by spacebar or enter key Allows user to scroll without needing scrollwheel, just press the spacebar or enter key to progress to the next task, and stage More info, and source code can be found in my github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/MicroscopyLabPlanner The link to website to test and demo: yeettheanson.github.io/microscopy/index.html Attached below are some pictures and video of the website:
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JerryLi
@JerryLi0
My main project, "replac3d", a 3D printer build plate replacing robot, just successfully finished its first cycle!!!. More info is in the project's README. If you are interested in this project at all, feel free to DM me! The repository contains the README, .STEP and .F3Z (Fusion360 Archive) files, as well as .INO files for code and pictures + videos in .MD files for documentation. Repository link: github.com/morotonai/replac3d File commit link: github.com/morotonai/replac3d/commit/e02be03010e036a4bdf9609d36c8cc0548ea60f1 Watch a video of it working here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJoyHpohkoQ
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magicfrog
@magicfrog0
this is the first PCB i've ever made! introducing... ✨ magic frog's lightsaber ✨!! i designed it originally for #C06RQ9TTEG3|... but it took a lot longer than expected lol. it has a mpu6050 gyroscope & accelerometer and ardunio nano. when you move it faster, more of the neopixel LEDs light up and each axis (x, y, z) is assigned to red, blue or green. i first designed the entire board not planning on using the ardunio nano or mpu6050, instead components built into the board but there were a tonnn of problems (one of which was burning the bootloader but then again got to use oscilloscope to see the data lines which was sooo cool) so i decided to change plans. the board has some fun lighthouse-themed silkscreens bc i was first planning on 3d-printing a case and making a lighthouse desk lamp. also big big thanks to @ThomasStubblefield and @ky200617 for helping me out and encouraging me along the way! :) schematic & kicad design -> github.com/themagicfrog/lightsaber finally, here are some fun long-exposure light photos i took and pictures of the board!
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BuildNCode
@BuildNCode0
Picture of project above:
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Miras
@Miras0
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
SlidingTilePuzzle SlidingTilePuzzle a fun puzzle game inspired by 15 puzzle. It has 6 difficulty modes ranging from 3x3 to 8x8. It has 3 gamemodes which are classic, snake and spiral. NOTE: IMAGE UPLOAD ONLY WORKS WITH 1:1 RATIO IMAGE More info, and source code can be found in my github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/SlidingTilePuzzle The executable file to play the game can be found here: github.com/YeetTheAnson/SlidingTilePuzzle/releases/tag/download Attached below are some pictures and video of the gameplay:
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Ahnaf
@Ahnaf0
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JerryLi
@JerryLi0
I designed holders for build plates for "replac3d", a 3D printer build plate replacing robot, and have currently built one side. More info is in the project's README. If you are interested in this project at all, feel free to DM me! I previously had issues with one driver powering two motors. The repository contains the README, .STEP and .F3Z (Fusion360 Archive) files, as well as .INO files for code and pictures + videos in .MD files for documentation. Repository link: github.com/morotonai/replac3d File commit link: github.com/morotonai/replac3d/commit/b95731472df5dee5cf4266cb3b85c8ae9fd930ce
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AahanDharammali
@AahanDharammali0
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
SolarPoweredPiano SolarPoweredPiano is a customizable and programmable piano keyboard built using an ESP32. It's an easy project for new coders to learn programming. The programmable macropad has a a 24 programmable capacitive touch sensor. More info and gerber files can be found in my github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/SolarPoweredPiano View and explore the 3d model of the PCB here: www.flux.ai/yeettheanson/solarpoweredpiano?editor=pcb_3d Attached below are some pictures of the PCB, and a mockup video made in canva
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OlivierBhogal
@OlivierBhogal0
Recent drawing, this was before I saw the rule updates so some don’t have any progress reports just end of hour picture so sorry pls still accept them! Commits in threads. Here are a few pieces.
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AyanZakaria
@AyanZakaria0
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ZigaoWang
@ZigaoWang0
The Ultimate Windows Wallpaper Collection Discover the most comprehensive collection of official Windows wallpapers and backgrounds, all in one place. This extensive pack includes: • Official Windows Wallpapers: A wide range of high-quality wallpapers used across various versions of Windows. • Setup and OOBE Backgrounds: Beautiful images featured during the Windows setup and Out-Of-Box Experience (OOBE). • Logon Screen Backgrounds: Stunning visuals that greet you every time you log in. • Sample Pictures: A selection of sample images that have been included with different Windows releases over the years. • User Account Pictures: A variety of default user account images. • And More: Additional images and backgrounds that have been part of the Windows aesthetic. This pack is perfect for Windows enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone looking to refresh their desktop with iconic and nostalgic visuals. Download now and enjoy a trip down memory lane with some of the best images Windows has to offer. Thank you for your interest! Special thanks to Windows Aesthetics on DeviantArt for curating and sharing this fantastic collection. GitHub: github.com/ZigaoWang/windows-wallpaper
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Anson-U07FPDRVCD8
@Anson-U07FPDRVCD80
ProMicroMacropad a customizable and programmable macropad built using the Arduino Pro Micro. It's an easy project for new coders to learn programming. The programmable macropad has a a rotary encoder, an OLED display, a touch-sensitive button, and 16 physical buttons that can be programmed to perform different macros Features: 1. Rotary Encoder: The rotary encoder allows you to navigate the menu on the OLED screen by twisting and clicking. 2. OLED Display: The OLED is programmable and can display anything from curernt time to status of keys, or custom messages. 3. Touch-Sensitive Button: The touch sensitive buttons are programmeable, and can act as modifier keys for the 16-key keypad 4. 16 Programmable Buttons: The macropad has 16 physical buttons, each of which can be programmed to send macros. More info + gerber file can be found in my github repo: github.com/YeetTheAnson/ProMicroMacropad 3D view of the PCB and components can be found here: www.flux.ai/yeettheanson/promicromacro?editor=pcb_3d Attached below are some pictures of the PCB, and a demo video of the prototype in action:
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JonasHeilig
@JonasHeilig0
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Asa
@Asa0
I finished all (I hope) polish for my game! I haven't uploaded this to the itch page yet because I am waiting for my friend to make some menu art but I linked the github. I am also to bad at the game to take a cool screenshot mid game so here is a picture of the new difficulty selector I added. github.com/Amnoshield/Recycled-Cybernetics
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