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3D-printed strain wave gearbox strong enough to pull a car forwards.
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3D-printable strain wave gearbox - harmonic drive

brian-brockenBrian Brocken

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World's thinnest fully standalone DIY computer - 2mm!!
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ELLO LC1

knvdKn/vD

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My cyberdeck build using a 7.9"ultra-wide display and a Jetson Nano 4Gb board.
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qB-deck: remote robot hacking

whoobeewhoobee

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Raspberry Pi Zero W 2 Arm mounted Cyberdeck with a Chorded Keyboard
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ComputeDeck-B3

atltvheadatltvhead

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DeepDeck is a wireless, fully programmable, OpenSource macropad with 16 RGB, mechanical keys, and two rotary encoders with push buttons.
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DeepDeck: an OpenSource Macropad like no other!

nick-velasquezNick Velasquez

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I was bored so I started to make a SNES key-chain toy. It turned out to be my first tiny cyberdeck and it's working just fine.
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"Key-Chain Ciberdeck"

omarOmar

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It uses gray water and leads it to the flash tank to save purified water to pump into the toilet bowl.
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Toilet Water Optimizer

gholamreza-izadpanahGholamreza Izadpanah

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A tiny Raspberry Linux computer with a keyboard, a daylight-readable screen, and a long-range transceiver
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ShaRPIKeebo - Nano Linux Computer

pcadicpcadic

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a tiny cyberdeck, hopefully awesomely 80s, that can show an RPG character's stats, check out the gear list, and roll some dice
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Cyberdeck RPG Character Tracker

melissa-matosMelissa Matos

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External Processor Interface version 1: A wearable cyberdeck designed around modular inputs and outputs for entertainment + workflows
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E.P.I. v1

auronAuron

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Simulating the Windows Phone UI on WT32-SC01(based on ESP32)
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Wt32-SC01 ESP32 Lumia

felix-biegoFelix Biego

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Loki is something like a cyberdeck, dual booting between Raspberry Pi (obvs) and an honest-to-goodness ZX Spectrum FPGA analogue!
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Loki

steve-andersonSteve Anderson

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Just a little over-engineered hack box I slapped together.
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CyberDeck: P1nkPwn13

jbass1982jbass1982

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Your NRF24L01 transmitter that can play pokemon
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iNap Malinka

leonekleonek

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An EdgePro1 based DIY computer with mechanical keyboard and monochromatic display.
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DIY computer EdgeProMX

jernejJernej

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Jame5's Cyberdeck with Double Retrocart
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Spooky Scary Cyberdeck

jamesJames

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A 12-bit bit-serial single-board discrete transistor computer.
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Q2 Computer

joe-wingbermuehleJoe Wingbermuehle

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Smart sliding equipment that is able to chase the sunlight and provide energy.
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Shelter Solar Panel

shahram-samadpourbonabShahram Samadpourbonab

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This small Workstation is suposed to drive my GRBL CNC Router
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RPi Workstation for CNC Control

timoTimo

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on rpi GPIO is enough signals to direct button matrix + 2" IPS 320x240 display.
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#Zepir CYBERDECK - Raspberry Pi Zero mini computer

bobriciusbobricius

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A low-profile ortholinear board with an LCD screen running on Rust
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keezyboost40

christian-loChristian Lo

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ICE40UP5K FPGA + RP2040 Hacker Board
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ICE2040

kevin-juszczykKevin Juszczyk

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An old briefcase converted in a portable raspberry training setup and a Retropie gaming station
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Raspberry training Briefcase

abel-rodriguezAbel Rodriguez

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Rasbperry Pi 4 in a durable casing
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Ammo box apocalypse computer

cory-whitesellCory Whitesell

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