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OneEase DIY

OneEase, founded in 2014 by Ethan Thompson, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting DIY culture in smart hardware and software. It provides open-source tutorials and projects to empower individuals to create their own smart devices. Key projects include EaseHome, EaseLock, EaseCar, EaseRobot, andEaseWatcher, all designed to make DIY innovation accessible and practical.

Buttplug

Buttplug is an open-source standards and software project for controlling intimate hardware, including sex toys, fucking machines, and more.It supports a wide range of popular brands and is implemented in Rust, with bindings for multiple programming languages. The project offers cross-platform compatibility and is used in various applications, including game engines like Unreal and Unity. A full list of supported hardware can be found on IOSTIndex, and it operates under a permissive BSD 3-Clause license.

E-Shift

DIY E-Shift is a easy to build electronic derailleur built with open source tools. It has been tested with the RD-4500 Shimano Tiagra derailleur, but the general method should work with most Shimano parts.