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Author Author: rscasny
Date Created: 3 May 2018 10:18 PM Date Created
Last Updated Last Updated: 11 Oct 2021 2:58 PM
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What Happens to Your Projects After You Finish Them?

What happens to your project builds (prototypes) after you build them?

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dougw over 6 years ago +6

I do a lot of projects so there are multiple destinations. Most of my projects are aimed at things I might find useful, or educating myself on the technology but some are just for fun. Some are for family…
luislabmo over 6 years ago +4

Some projects I plan to use further for my own use/others or to improve them in an unknown future in a parallel space/time . Other projects get re-purposed/recycled/re-done When I made them just to learn…
neuromodulator over 6 years ago +4

A projects is never "finished", it can always be improved, it is a work in progress... Sometimes some projects become boring, and can sit for a long time before getting improved...

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kmikemoo over 5 years ago

My projects run about 50/50 between great learning and something practical. My RPi projects tend to get repurposed. My Arduino projects are usually more practical. Two of them are still being used as load bank controllers at work. I also pull the Uno out when I need a data logger.
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kmikemoo over 5 years ago

My projects run about 50/50 between great learning and something practical. My RPi projects tend to get repurposed. My Arduino projects are usually more practical. Two of them are still being used as load bank controllers at work. I also pull the Uno out when I need a data logger.
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