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hackster.io > news > flexible-3d-printed-parts-can-now-track-their-own-movement-d9d2287e52e3

Flexible 3D-Printed Parts Can Now Track Their Own Movement

22+ hour, 51+ min ago   (437+ words) Hackster.io Please ensure that JavaScript is enabled in your browser to view this page. 3D-printed parts might bend, flex, or twist, but if you want to know exactly how they're moving, you'll need to attach some type of sensor....

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hackster.io > news > gone-with-the-wind-not-this-self-balancing-drone-powered-pole-d0a8c455d9b6

Gone with the Wind? Not This Self-Balancing Drone-Powered Pole

5+ day, 17+ hour ago   (421+ words) Keeping a pole balanced vertically on a single point is a classic control problem. Even the slightest disturbance will cause it to start falling, and once that happens, a control system has to react quickly enough to push it back…...

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hackster.io > news > m5stack-brings-back-its-faces-platform-to-turn-cores-into-modular-battery-backed-handheld-gadgets-de2fd173fe9d

M5Stack Brings Back Its Faces Platform to Turn Cores Into Modular, Battery-Backed Handheld Gadgets

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (319+ words) Hackster.io Please ensure that JavaScript is enabled in your browser to view this page. M5Stack has relaunched its Faces modular development platform, providing a battery-powered expansion platform for Core-series development boards to turn them into compact handhelds with keyboard, gamepad,…...

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hackster.io > news > this-beautiful-6502-toggle-computer-was-built-with-a-makera-z1-41273c5dca22

This Beautiful 6502 Toggle Computer Was Built with a Makera Z1

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (258+ words) The MOS Technology 6502 was an incredibly popular 8-bit microprocessor released in 1975 and it played a huge role in the proliferation of affordable home computers. It was used in everything from the Apple II and BBC Micro, to the NES. But…...