A weather station that talks, powered by real on-device neural speech. Build it once — then make anything you want speak.

Project #28 – Sensors – Infrared Motion – Mk17

Eurocard guide system made by 3D-printer

Tidesy is an innovative tide tracking device designed for coastal adventures and enthusiasts. Whether you're a surfer, sailor, or beachgoer, Tidesy delivers real-time tide updates to enhance your ocean experience.

Simple Audio Spectrum Analyzer with multiple adjustable display, speed, and sensitivity modes for a customizable audio visualization experience.

Basic idea of ​​a Robot whose mission is to place the panels with the routing for the future laying of Tubing and Cables. The system is programmable and reversible. 3d models downloaded for reference: - Festo actuators -Swagelok connectors. Introducción: -Theproposalisbasedonthedesignof robots to place panelsand pipes, followingtheRA 3D CubicTilingUnitCellmodular structuresystem. -Designforpipe fromØ8 to Ø50 mm, Swagelokreferenceconnection. Robots Design Honeycombplacingrobot: composedof servo motorsand electriclinear actuators. Ref.: Festo actuator actuator Robot to place pipe supports: composedof servo motorsand electriclinear actuators. Ref.: Festogrip Robots Design Robot to place and adjustconnections: composedof servo motorsand electriclinear actuators. Ref.:SwagelokConnection, DashboardLayout Thedesignof thepanel isorientedto be placed bythesamemanipulatorwhomovesit, Ithas theparticularitythatitgeneratesthepathfortherobots to movealongthepipe route. Springs actto fixitin thes

Project #28 – Sensors – Digital Magnetic Sensor – Mk16

Your pictures don’t just sit there anymore — they speak. Add short captions to your family album, and turn them into natural voice

Low profile Losmandy Dovetail for Meade 8 inch SCT

This project focuses on the modeling and kinematic exploration of a 6-DOF serial articulated robotic arm built in SolidWorks. The design follows a revolute joint chain configuration (R–R–R–R–R–R) similar to industrial manipulators like the UR5 and PUMA 560. The goal was to recreate a realistic robotic structure capable of full spatial motion through six rotary joints, showing how base rotation, shoulder lift, elbow bending, and wrist articulation combine to create smooth, precise movements. The assembly highlights the importance of link coordination, motion range, and workspace visualization, offering a clear understanding of how real industrial arms operate in both planar and 3D space.