2023
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PCBWay 5th PCB Design Contest (Popular Prize) - (Universal touch computer)
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HACKADAY PRIZE 2023: (Category winner) RE-ENGINEERING EDUCATION - Python Programmable Calculator (PYPRCA)
2022
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WIZnet Ethernet HAT Contest 2022 (Winner - Honorable mention) - WIZIBERRY – Ethernet Terminal with QWERTY keyboard and Display
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Hackaday prize (Category winner) THE PLANET-FRIENDLY POWER CHALENGE! (ArmaLamp - supercapacitor powered solar lamp)
2021
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PCBWay Raspberry Pi Pico Contest (Winner) - PICOmputer - World first Raspberry RP2040 PICO - QWERTY & IPS devkit
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HackSpace magazine issue #43 - page 16 > TOP PROJECTS (Zepir)
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Make: Magazine, Volume 76 - page 112 (Armachat)
2020
- PCBWay 3rd PCB Design Contest (Winner - BEST DESIGN) - (ARMACHAT - Long range wireless QWERTY communicator)
- Hackaday Prize Community Vote (Bootstrap Award 1.place)- (ARMAWATCH & ARMACHAT - long range radio messengers)
2019
- Digikey & oshpark Flexible PCB Concept Contest (Winner) - (5 projects, Flexible displays & actuators)
- PCBWAY - I CAN SOLDER KIT 2019 (Winner) - (Blink Coin cell toys collection for learn to solder)
- Hackaday prize (Bootstrap winner) Bootstrap round (Ledcade - game console)
- Hackaday prize (Top 30)
- 2D Flexible Stepper motor
- smarthome multicore PLC
- μRetro game console
- Ant highway - linear motor
- Easy Open Tesla coil
2018
- Hackaday prize (Top 20) Open Hardware Design Challenge (2D linear actuator)
- Hackaday prize (Category winner) Robotics Module Challenge (PCB stepper motor )
- Hackaday prize (Category winner) Power Harvesting Challenge (PCB coil joule thief)
- MacroFab & Mouser “Blink an LED” Challenge (Contest winner) (Solar-powered flashing LED)
2017
- Hackaday prize (Top 100)
- Supercapacitor powered watch
- DIY FR4 GSM phone
2016
- Hackaday prize (Top 100)
- Picoduino - Development board AtTiny85
- DiXi - Development board SAMD11
- WinXi - Development board SAMD21
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