Stanford Doggo is an open source quadruped robot that jumps, flips, and trots!
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Stanford Doggo is an open source quadruped robot that jumps, flips, and trots!
Kinetiq Gym: a programmable smart gym built as open hardware, in development. Website, build preview, docs and priced parts lists. CAD, build files and software are released after the prototype is tested.
The ultimate companion for a Trueforce-enabled Logitech wheel: Trueforce in any game, Telemetry Based FFB, rev light enhancements, the Dynamic OLED screen, SimHub dash and community presets. A free SimHub plugin, unofficial and not affiliated with Logitech.
Force Feedback Racing Wheel using a Arduino/STM32F4
An adaptation of the Stanford Doggo Project for SUTD SOAR
An adaptation of the Stanford Doggo Project for SUTD SOAR
A high-performance direct-drive modification for goBILDA GripForce™ Ø104mm Mecanum wheels. By embedding the motor directly into the wheel hub, this design maximizes internal chassis space, eliminates backlash from belts or chains, and enables rapid drive unit swaps for easier maintenance.
Optimized PrusaSlicer 2.9.0 profiles for Creality Ender 3 Pro with Direct Drive. Featuring custom settings for Polymaker PolyTerra PLA+ and improved stringing & warping prevention.
Ferrous Drive is an open-source Rust PAS training system that uses rider data, route demand, and battery state to preserve natural riding, regulate recovery, and reward structured work with immediate, bounded assistance.Simulation first. Rider focused. Built to learn. 🚲🦀⚡🔋
Hub Sim Racing: site e instaladores. App de desktop para FFBeast, volante DIY, câmbio e pedais, com 3D e telemetria (Windows, gratuito).
DDSM400 direct drive servo motor and STM32/HAL.
GTK4/libadwaita configurator for PXN VD series direct drive wheel bases on Linux — rotation range, force feedback, pedal curves, shift lights, button maps.
Use your wheel, separate pedals and button rim in old DirectInput games, with safe force feedback.
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