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SELPIC OFFERING PORTABLE PRINTERS AT 20% DISCOUNT ON THE EVE OF FATHER’S DAY

Selpic is popularly known for its Portable Printers across the globe. The company recently announced Selpic P1, S1, and S1 Plus portable printers at an affordable price while carrying useful features. To celebrate Father’s Day, Selpic is offering a huge discount on Selpic S1 and S1+ portable printer at the ongoing discount extravaganza. The Selpic S1 is available at the reduced price […]

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SELPIC P1 – THE WORLD’S SMALLEST HANDHELD PRINTER HITS INDIEGOGO FOR ONLY $99

Handheld printers are changing what we think we know about getting digital prints on an object/surface. They are allowing users to print whatever they want, from logos to pictures, on whatever surface they want, from clothes to books and merch, in a manner that we would have considered impossible a few years back. While they

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Raspberry Picade 3D

Im a truly 90’s Kid and grew up with all those Consoles from the past. Since i had some Parts laying around and wanted to build some Cool Case to run those Arcade Games from it was no question to Print it out of my 3D Printer. You can use the Bartop Completly without additional

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SOLVING WORDLE BY ADDING MACHINE VISION TO A 3D PRINTER

Truth be told, we haven’t jumped on the Wordle bandwagon yet, mainly because we don’t need to be provided with yet another diversion — we’re more than capable of finding our own rabbit holes to fall down, thank you very much. But the word puzzle does look intriguing, and since the rules and the interface are pretty

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INVISIBLE 3D PRINTED CODES MAKE OBJECTS INTERACTIVE

An interesting research project out of MIT shows that it’s possible to embed machine-readable labels into 3D printed objects using nothing more than an FDM printer and filament that is transparent to IR. The method is being called InfraredTags; by embedding something like a QR code or ArUco markers into an object’s structure, that label can be detected by a camera and interactive

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TOSHIBA LAUNCHES NEW HIGH-RESOLUTION MICRO-STEPPING MOTOR DRIVER IC WITH INTEGRATED CURRENT SENSING

Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH has launched an additional device to its line-up of micro-stepping motor driver ICs. The new TC78H670FTG is a dual channel high resolution micro-stepping motor driver IC that is capable of driving motors with a wide range of operating voltages. The new device is intended for a broad variety of consumer applications

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Tiny Polapi Raspberry Pi instant camera project

We have featured a number of different cameras projects here on Geeky Gadgets but this new build by Hackaday.io member Muth is the first Raspberry Pi instant camera we have seen created. Check out the videos below to learn more about the PolaPi. As I gave to someone the first version of the PolaPi Raspberry

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Raspberry Pi HQ camera project inspired by Tokyo’s old camera shops

Photographers and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts interested in building their very own compact camera using the mini PC and the official Raspberry Pi High-Quality camera. The project has been created and designed by Ruha Cheng and her husband Penk Chen and has this week been published to the official Raspberry Pi Blog. As you can see from the

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3D PRINTER CONTROL BOARD PACKS A RASPBERRY PI COMPUTE MODULE 4

Traditionally, 3D printer control boards have used simplistic 8-bit microcontrollers to command the stepper drivers and ultimately move the machine where it needs to go. Newer boards have switched over to 32-bit microcontrollers, but they’re still relatively limited computationally. Because of this, a Raspberry Pi running OctoPrint is usually used to provide more complex features

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PI-BASED SPECTROMETER PUTS THE COMPLEXITY IN THE SOFTWARE

Play around with optics long enough and sooner or later you’re probably going to want a spectrometer. Optical instruments are famously expensive, though, at least for high-quality units. But a useful spectrometer, like this DIY Raspberry Pi-based instrument, doesn’t necessarily have to break the bank. This one comes to us by way of [Les Wright], whose homebrew

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