Phil @ MAKE points us to: Peter writes in – “Squeezy squeak-ish” sound-making felt creations are here! Brian Crabtree and Kelli Cain, co-creators of the open source Monome multimedia controller, have long had an interest in alternative, sustainable materials for music and multimedia. They recently shared some of those ideas at a felt + circuits […]
Peter writes in – “Squeezy squeak-ish” sound-making felt creations are here! Brian Crabtree and Kelli Cain, co-creators of the open source Monome multimedia controller, have long had an interest in alternative, sustainable materials for music and multimedia. They recently shared some of those ideas at a felt + circuits workshop in Los Angeles. From turning […]
Here’s a fun project to make from old socks! Make these cool looking Star Wars Hammerhead Sock dolls! Thanks Bonnie! Link.
TubeClock has a really nice selection of Nixie tube clock kits, any makers buy and build one of these from them? Post up in the comments… Link.
Anil @ GE’s research blog has an interesting overview of OLED lighting, it’s really good to see the research group at GE blogging like this, nice work – Link. Check out the video of the OLED getting hole-punched.
Jason writes in – Sonny Rolle is a Rhode Island artist who works with wire – among other materials, he’s also an illustrator. These images are all made from strands of flexible, coated wire. The detail is amazing, considering the medium. Rag & Bone Blog: Sonny Rolle – Link & gallery.
Nick made a temperature-based computer fan controller that use a reverse-biased diode for temperature sensing – From a design standpoint, the only complaint I have about my Shuttle small form factor desktop is the extremely fragile on-board fan controllers. All three have died over the past two years after being used to regulate the single […]
