[暂停维护]diycode android app
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[暂停维护]diycode android app
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A node.js module for querying an mcp3008 analog/digital converter.
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A minimalist CHIP-8 interpreter/emulator (ANSI/TERM).
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DIY Robotic Chiming Wall Clock Made on Raspberry Pi
Welcome to my Arduino repository. Here you can find various Arduino examples which I made for fun.
This has the ros2 software stack that i used to setup my ackermann rover. This rover is actually made to depict the working of a real car. It is powered by ros2 jazzy, with nav2. just like other stuff, it utilizes regulated pure pursuit controller. the ECU is made from an esp32, and the algorithms are on rpi4.
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Trying to create a Inventory Management System, and soon maybe Point of Sale. If you want to commit some code feel free to do so. Or maybe fix lots of code. This things is created by someone that have no experience in coding, yes, thats ME. If you can make it better, just do it, dont complain.. If you want to use it just use, it is free to use.
U & I Diy: Morse code clock built using an Arduino Nano and Addressable LEDs
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