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Biomaker ChallengeGuest UserMarch 9, 2021instrumentation, plants, microscopy, lab instruments, biomaker 2020, 3d printing, Raspberry Pi, Raspberry Pi 4 B, Arduino, Arduino Uno, Camera, Raspberry Pi 8MP camera module, turbidity sensor, sensor, Raspberry Pi Noir Camera Module
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Comparing soil moisture sensors for smart irrigation systems

Additional ProjectsGuest UserMarch 30, 2021field instruments, plants, environmental monitoring, additional projects, Arduino, Arduino Mega 2560, DAC, MCP4725, pump, peristaltic pump, soil sensor, humidity sensor, capacitive soil moisture sensor v1.2, npk sensor, RS485, current sensor, sensor, pressure sensor, FSR402, pH sensor, ph-4502C
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High throughput Pipetting tool (Plate Z)

Biomaker ChallengeGuest UserFebruary 8, 2021instrumentation, 3d printing, lab instruments, biomaker 2020, imaging

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