The Brooklyn Evening Star, January 24, 1843: “The world is indebted to this inventor, who is not only American, but an American Lady!”
Make EMF radiation audible and listen in to the silent backbone of our electronics society with an EMF audio amplifier.
Make a mysterious, sci-fi inspired, glowy ring using LED filaments.
You can use projection mapping to create a spooky display that’s sure to impress all your candy-seeking visitors — and it won’t cost you a cent.
Print, build, and animate your own musical ghosts using Bottango’s free animatronic software.
Salvage tiny motors from discarded electric toothbrushes and use them for five fun projects!
Chat with and command your own embedded-AI companion bot using local LLMs.
It’s easy to feel like climate change is too big of a problem for makers to tackle; I certainly felt this way.
Load cell + microcontroller = precision
weight measurement for a truly superior espresso.
Re-create Thomas Savery’s proto-steam engine — the first industrial machine to use fossil energy.
Tweak the Make: Twilight photometer
to detect micrometeors and orbital junk 400 miles high.
Make a science toy that can forecast the weather.
