Monitor Simulator pairs a bedside screen with a phone controller
A browser-based patient-monitor simulator for training, with one device displaying vital signs and another controlling them.
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MoTech Studio’s robotic clay-printing lab
Architect and computational designer Mohamed Amr Abdelaziz documents a lab where custom software and industrial robot arms turn digital designs into large clay prints.
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NightLake turns a word into a night of music
A browser-based ambient music instrument that generates endless pieces with controls for sound, duration, and a sleep timer.
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Not Flat: Earth geometry, calculated
A browser-based collection of calculations for horizons, celestial navigation, Earth curvature, and related geometry.
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OmniCSH: Learning Furuno Omni Sonar
A free learning hub for Furuno omni sonar, with ordered lessons, an interactive trainer, an echo field guide, and an owners’ forum.
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Cyber Online Hikers’ shared mountain
A browser-based virtual hiking world where visitors can explore recreated Korean mountain routes, customize a hiker, and spend time alongside others.
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Padel Physics turns shot mechanics into a simulator
An interactive side-view simulator lets you adjust an incoming ball, racket contact, swing, and spin to compare estimated flight and court bounces.
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Today’s Tangerine: One Unbroken Peel
A Korean- and Japanese-language daily game built around peeling a 3D tangerine in one strip, with citrus mini-games and options to save or share results.
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Prizume makes stock-price assumptions legible—and publishes its misses
A stock-valuation and teaching tool that uses SEC filings to show what future cash-flow growth a company’s share price appears to assume.
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Qbist turns a cube into a daily word hunt
Qbist is a playable word puzzle built around a rotatable cube, with a shared daily challenge and an unthemed free-play mode.
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“Said and Unsaid” maps 457 public figures’ positions on the war
A filterable database records how Russian-language scientists, science communicators, and bloggers have publicly positioned themselves on Russia’s war against Ukraine since February 24, 2022.
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scramjit: a pure-Python JIT for Python loops
scramjit specializes Python functions at runtime, generates C for their hot loops, and runs that code natively.
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Sewpress turns one pattern file into a stack of formats
A tool for independent sewing-pattern designers that converts a layered master pattern into tiled home-printing, copyshop, and projector PDFs.
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A velvet tipi that travels with the festival
Shaimara presents a traveling, immersive circus with live music, performances, participatory workshops, and a dreamlike space inside a velvet tipi.
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SkateBox turns RaceBox sessions into downhill run breakdowns
SkateBox reads RaceBox recordings and CSV exports to map downhill runs, splits, corner speeds, braking, slides, and run replays.
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Sole Study’s sneaker-paint color lab
A browser-based shelf, color mixer, and colorway planner for Angelus and KixKote sneaker paints.
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Splashdown turns a held key into system-wide dictation
A free, open-source Mac and Windows app for dictation, voice actions, meeting notes, and transcripts.
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그림마실’s spot-the-difference stroll
A Korean-language site with interactive five-difference puzzles, free printable A4 activity sheets, and a large-screen mode for group play.
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The Vote Ledger
A searchable record of congressional votes from 1789 through 2026, with tools to explore members, roll calls, comparisons, and voting patterns.
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Turkey Roads’ measured motorcycle routes
A route and border-riding guide for motorcyclists travelling across Türkiye, with distances, climbs, fuel gaps, and practical entry information.
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U Street, mapped block by block
An independent neighborhood dashboard brings together local headlines, events, transit arrivals, curb permits, and block-level details for Washington, DC’s U Street area.
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Inspiring Girls in STEM: a day built around real questions
A free, student-organized STEM event for girls ages 12–18, scheduled for Nov. 7, 2026, in Sandy, Utah.
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ZardCollector’s Charizard master-set tracker
A parent publicly tracks a growing collection of Charizard cards, with a checklist of 293 entries and progress toward a set intended for their kids.
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Right to Life: Stavropol’s animal registry
A public registry for animals in Stavropol Krai, showing what each needs and how residents can help without donating money.