Pocket Guitar
Pocket-sized hardware for playing guitar.
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Pocket-sized hardware for playing guitar.
A wheelchair-control project aimed at accessible mobility.
A desktop device that prints AI companion content as a physical calendar.
A robotic-arm concept combining hair drying, shaving, and toothbrushing.
A hardware and software controller that maps body movements to game commands.
A smart-home terminal for controlling and coordinating multiple devices.
A robotic sandwich-making concept. The local organizer confirms the name, function, and championship result; the official demo opening also names LeChef.
Team 250's demonstration of a robot folding clothes and sorting medicine. A Tokyo organizer's recap confirms second place globally; the archived filename is not a verified formal project name.
Interactive safety signage that signals hazards through sensors, sound and light.
An AI terminal for optical stores, including virtual eyewear try-on.
An animal-crossing warning sign combining TinyML and sensors.
A hardware-and-software approach to converting printed or digital text into physical Braille.
A prototype that uses bicycle sensors and a camera to identify road hazards. Its GPS data is simulated.
A prototype using AI to process ESP32 camera footage into animated NFTs.
A tidying-task robot prototype combining a mobile base, a camera and a local vision model.
A desktop robot prototype with sensing and interactive functions.
The public listing confirms the title and competition stage, but does not yet provide enough evidence to explain what this project does.
An amphibious turtle-inspired inspection robot for shallows and tidal flats, developed by a team at Southern University of Science and Technology. The published description combines gait control, camera sensing, Ascend 310B edge inference and cloud coordination to report water conditions and anomalies. Low-cost, stability and latency claims remain untested; the article is a community preview, not an independent benchmark.
The public listing confirms the title and competition stage, but does not yet provide enough evidence to explain what this project does.
A dairy-testing device and companion assistant with a publicly credited development team. The published description combines microfluidic reactions, an MLP model, Orange Pi edge inference and phone-side analysis reports. Its reported three-to-five-minute testing time, cost reductions and detection reliability were not independently verified.
An interactive signage project. The archived material does not yet explain its functions or user experience.
A four-button HID controller built with XIAO ESP32C6 to turn digital signage into an interactive gaming surface. The organizer describes a home-monitor simulation, not a measured shopping-mall deployment. Neither the hardware nor the gameplay was tested.
Smart City Maps uses a seven-color e-paper display for a city map with traffic, weather and local-time updates, according to the organizer. Jon García is credited. Update freshness, power consumption and the hardware were not independently tested.
The public list records the title and event stage, but does not provide enough information to explain how the project works.