Evan Rust

Constructed from a myriad of servo motors and cameras, Foosbar's lightning-fast reaction times and accuracy are hard to match.

Through his clever uses of LED strips and lighting effects, Bob Clagett of "I Like To Make Stuff" was able to drastically improve his shop.

As a way to monitor his YouTube channel's growth more closely, Mark Donners built this highly interactive subscriber counter.

After working on the two processors separately, Clem Mayer explores the process of bringing them together and attaching to a host Pi 4.

In order to get a more accurate driving experience, one maker combined low-latency sensing and real-time feedback into an RC system.

This project combines GPS, compass measurements, and powerful motors to automatically move across lakes and create depth maps using sonar.

Shane Mason's FieldStation42 is a recreation of how TV used to be- aerial antennas, live programming, and extremely tactile controls.

Based on a Nipkow disk, this display uses a series of holes on a spinning disk and a pulsing light to show video content in real-time.

Born from a need to send non-verbal information to blind/low-vision musicians, this small device can transmit and receive vibrational codes

See how YouTuber Volos Projects was able to connect a keyboard and screen to an ESP32-S3 and use it as a functional text editor.