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MarioBoehmer/Open-Hardware

This is an Open Hardware Repository for Open Source Hardware and Electronics Projects created by Dev-O-Rama (Mario Böhmer).

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MarioBoehmer/ThingiBrowse

ThingiBrowse helps you keeping up to date with the newest digital designs for fabrication. Browse through the Thingiverse to get inspired or to decide what to print or fabricate next. ThingiBrowse gives you a simplified access to Thingiverse everwhere you go. ThingiBrowse is an unofficial Open Source App which browses the Thingiverse website's digital designs for fabrication. Please note that I am not affiliated with Thingiverse or MakerBot® Industries in any way and that you should contact me at feedback.devorama.thingibrowse@googlemail.com if you have any problems with the App. Please rate this App if you like it. ThingiBrowse is licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License by Mario Böhmer. You may obtain a copy of the License at http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ Blog: http://marioboehmer.blogspot.com

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MarioBoehmer/NFCProfile

NFC Profile is an Open Source Android App which lets you turn on and off system services like WiFi or your ringtone simply by touching a NFC Tag with your Android NFC enabled device.

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MarioBoehmer/Twitter-Terrarium-Monitoring

This is a prototype of a twitter terrarium monitoring system. It is also an entry for the Adafruit/Instructables Make It Tweet Callenge. Vote for me: http://www.instructables.com/contest/makeittweet/

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MarioBoehmer/RemoteWallSocketController

This project lets you control an optocoupler circuit (On/Off) by interfacing an Arduino with an Android device. The example is built upon a remote wall socket controller.

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MarioBoehmer/ArduinoWorm

Old retro game implemented for the hackvision board, where a worm (or sometimes a snake ;)) has to collect balls in a defined area. With each ball collected the body of the worm grows and it is harder for the worm to not bite itself in the tail.

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