This insect-inspired flying robot can survive being swatted or crushed under 11,000 times its own weight and keep flying.

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BeagleBoard's new open source BeagleConnect Torque and QuadESC bring precision control of four brushless motors to robotics projects.

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CuprumFlow Graphics delivers bare-metal, high-resolution display control and optional FPGA acceleration — no OS required.

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Track every shot without expensive gadgets or subscriptions using Open GPS, a DIY golf tracker built with accessible hardware ...

" full-color touchscreen means you can leave the smartphone at home on your next Meshtastic-connected adventure.

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