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Sequencer in a PS4 Controller - YouTube Makers Secret Santa 2024

By bekathwia

Transform a PS4 controller into a DIY sound machine! Learn to build a custom sequencer using CircuitPython and fun audio samples.

Ultrahuman Ring AIR Teardown
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Ultrahuman Ring AIR Teardown

By bekathwia

Explore the Ultrahuman Ring AIR's sophisticated design through our teardown, highlighting key components and assembly techniques.

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Cat TV with Raspberry Pi

By bekathwia

Transform a Raspberry Pi into a cat-friendly entertainment system with this simple DIY ‎guide. Keep your pets safe and purr-fectly entertained!

My Favorite Things Maker Gift Ideas
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My Favorite Things Maker Gift Ideas

By bekathwia

Gift inspiration for tech enthusiasts! From Arduino boards to dual-color PLA filaments, explore the top tools and tech that will elevate your maker experience.

Furby 2023 Teardown
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Furby 2023 Teardown

By bekathwia

Peel back the layers of Furby 2023 with this revealing teardown. Explore the electronic intricacies, from flash memory to tilt ball switches.

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Ray-Ban Stories Smart Glasses Teardown

By bekathwia

Looking inside the Ray-Ban's smart glasses.

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Embr Wave 2 Teardown

By bekathwia

Taking a look inside the Embr Wave, a wristband that helps with temperature regulation.

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PS4 Controller Breakout PCB

By bekathwia

How to make a custom replacement circuit board for a PS4 controller.

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Muse S Meditation Headband Teardown

By bekathwia

Looking inside the Muse S meditation headband

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Waxed Canvas Tool Roll

By bekathwia

Here's how to sew a waxed canvas tool roll.

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MicroMod Environmental Function Board Hookup Guide

By SparkFun Electronics

The SparkFun MicroMod Environmental Function Board adds additional sensing options to the MicroMod Processor Boards.

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Getting Started with MicroMod

By SparkFun Electronics

MicroMod is a compact interface to connect a microcontroller to various peripherals. You can generally think of the MicroMod system as a ‘brain’ plugging into a ‘carrier board’.