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Hi3D Enhances Its Maker Toolkit, Targeting the Gap Between AI and Printing
This feels useful because it says something about where real additive manufacturing adoption is getting less fragile.
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ST VL53L9CX direct Time-of-Flight 3D LiDAR supports 5cm to 9m range, 2.3K zones resolution
This is the kind of component story that matters because product builders live or die on size, I/O, and integration…
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DFRobot’s 6.67-Inch Flexible AMOLED Screen Makes Curved Raspberry Pi Projects Feel a Lot More Real
DFRobot’s 6.67-inch flexible AMOLED panel pairs a smartphone-style bendable screen with an HDMI driver board, which could make curved Raspberry…
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Autonomous LEGO-Building Robots Are Still Niche, but the Idea Keeps Getting More Interesting
The exact ‘MakerLegoBot 3.0’ source trail is messy, but the broader idea is real: robotic LEGO assembly keeps resurfacing as…
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Cheap ESP32-S3 AI Camera Modules Keep Making Edge Vision Feel More Practical
ESP32-S3 camera boards are getting cheap enough that real-time object detection and voice-aware edge experiments no longer feel locked behind…
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Battery-Focused RP2040 Carrier Boards Are Chasing the Right Problem for Long-Life IoT
Low-power RP2040 carrier designs are getting more serious about battery life, and that matters a lot more for remote sensors…
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Tool-Free Hot-Swap Nozzles Could Be the Next Big Quality-of-Life Upgrade for FDM Printing
Quick-swap hotend and nozzle systems are making it much easier to jump between fine-detail and big-flow FDM printing without turning…
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DreamHAT+ Radar Gives Raspberry Pi Projects a Much More Interesting Way to Sense Motion
DreamBoards’ DreamHAT+ Radar puts a 60 GHz Infineon mmWave sensor on a Raspberry Pi HAT+, which could make room sensing,…
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LightInk Is the Kind of E-Ink Smartwatch Project That Gets More Interesting the Longer You Look at the Power Budget
LightInk is an open-source ESP32 e-ink smartwatch with a solar-first design and unusually aggressive power optimization, which makes it a…
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ESP-FLY Turns a Tiny ESP32-S3 Drone Into the Kind of Project That Could Actually Get People Building
ESP-FLY takes a tiny ESP32-S3 micro drone from scattered DIY project to actual kit, which matters because approachable hardware kits…
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- Hi3D Enhances Its Maker Toolkit, Targeting the Gap Between AI and Printing
- ST VL53L9CX direct Time-of-Flight 3D LiDAR supports 5cm to 9m range, 2.3K zones resolution
- DFRobot’s 6.67-Inch Flexible AMOLED Screen Makes Curved Raspberry Pi Projects Feel a Lot More Real
- Autonomous LEGO-Building Robots Are Still Niche, but the Idea Keeps Getting More Interesting
- Cheap ESP32-S3 AI Camera Modules Keep Making Edge Vision Feel More Practical
- Battery-Focused RP2040 Carrier Boards Are Chasing the Right Problem for Long-Life IoT
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- Raspberry Pi (2)
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