Not only is this robot beautiful, it dispenses beer. Most of the parts were salvaged or purchased from McMaster-Carr. It’s remote controlled, and allows the operator to speak to the person being served. Do you think the bot checks ID’s? – Link
You can explain to a child that listening to music at a high volume can cause hearing loss, but that doesn’t mean they will listen. Then again, you could make this neat little device and make them use it. The only problem? How do you get them to keep it plugged in? – Link
Craftster user Volcano revamped one of her IKEA side tables by decoupaging it with colorful postage stamps, turning a run-of-the-mill piece of furniture into an offbeat showpiece. Link.
Here’s an incredible crochet glove that makes your hand look like a forest of fallen logs and mushrooms. I can imagine it being used very well in a puppet show. This creative lady’s blog is in Japanese, but her pictures aren’t hard to translate! – Link.
Jovial Cynic shares details on his baby-monitor/mandolin-amp mod – Lately, I’ve taken an interest in wireless technology. I love the idea that one can take raw audio signals and send them through the air and pick them up in a remote location. Having several small children, I happen to have a wireless device handy: a […]
Elsie Marley recently created this fantastic sewing supply organizer using a thrifted Reader’s Digest book. Now it’s a sturdy folding case for her scissors, embroidery supplies, and more–there’s even a needle book and pincushion! Link. Related: • Elsie Marley’s Plush Diggers – Link.
Wow – ultracompact smiley bicycle spoke POV! Designer Moritz Waldemeyer has created Joyrider, a product that creates illuminated smiley faces on rotating bicycle wheels. Joyrider consists of two electronic devices that clip onto wheel spokes. They measure the speed of rotation and emit LED light to create the illusion of a stationary smiley face as […]
