November 27, 2024
40+ Hardware Projects You Can Build Over the Holidays
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From IoT and smart home devices to motor controllers and drones, there’s something for everyone. Plus, working on open-source projects lets you collaborate with a global community of creators, share ideas, and even customize designs to make them your own.
Whether you’re a seasoned maker or just starting out, these 40+ open-source hardware projects are sure to inspire and challenge you.
Simply open any project and fork it to get an instant head start on your custom design.
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