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Details from a project upgrading an old incandescent lamp to utilize addressable LEDs

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SparkFun is supporting regional alternative transportation goals by making biking to work fun!

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By recycling industrial waste, composting, donating materials to local educators and harnessing solar, we're getting greener every year.

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Student team wins big for wasteless design incorporating Arduino

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Students at Colorado School of Mines aim to maximize energy efficiency in model build

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Upcycling manufacturing materials for student STEM projects

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IoT can be leveraged for a more sustainable future. As makers, we can take action at home.

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In this week's Enginursday, Joel shows off his aquatic turtle habitat, complete with an above-tank basking area, automated lighting, and an aquaponic feeding system.

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SparkFun's Awesome Solar Array

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Check out this video tutorial for building your own soil moisture sensor.

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Reused parts contest winner!

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Reused parts contest!

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How to hack a pathway light to make a soil moisture sensor.

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The next chapter in the Raspberry Pi Aquaponics Time-laspe project.

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Joel shows us how to build a handheld pH sensor to regulate his aquaponics system.

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