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Please join us for a day of making, tinkering & inventing. The theme is: 'Build something that matters'.

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Replicate an Apple-1. Or an OSI Challenger. Or something else. Design your own 6502 computer by programming it.

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Making an open source e-reader for less than 75ドル.

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Neopixel watch with accelerometer.

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Environment friendly chemical rocket propellant, useable in liquid or solid state

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A first attempt at a wearable that interacts with Android notifications and has a few other neat features.

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An implementation of a Simultaneous Location and Mapping algorithm for the Sparki robot to be used in middle or high school robotics classes

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Interface with SNES controller using Adruino over Serial or USB.

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An Internet of Things Device to Let My Aging, Disabled Father Know that the Stove is Off, and Ease His Paranoia...

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This is PiP, the portable raspberry pi computer. It runs off of batteries and can do anything a linux pc can and more! No floppys required.

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Test Access Port over HTTP