Yes, this is another drum machine, but I couldn’t help myself. This one listens and repeats the rhythm that the user plays. The whole thing is made from a Lego NXT and what appears to be Lollypops for mallets? More about the Lego NXT robot drum machine Related: The Drum machine robot
Nat writes – Jennifer of Naughty Secretary Club has a fun how-to project on how to make a faux No Time watch.
Spring is here! Randi at I Have to Say created this lovely girl’s garden party apron and shares with you her tutorial. Thanks Jess!
The Interactive Telecommunications Program @ NYU is having their Spring showing – Sure to be many Arduinos put to creatively good use – ITP Spring Show 2008 Monday, May 12 and Tuesday, May 13 from 5 to 9pm at ITP A two-day festival of interactive sight, sound and technology from the student artists and innovators […]
Parker writes – This video is great, and not just for the overwhelming kitschiness of it. This man’s set-up is incredible, and he obviously invested a ton of time and energy into his “beast in the basement.” Yaknow, I’d always wondered what the best way to simulate a Chinese gong was – never thought of […]
Darren sent us this sweet cylon papercraft project – complete with thorough instructions for helmet, backpack, and even neckpiece construction. Amazing what a little reflective stock + detailed design can do! Anyone for a gold version? – Cylon armour Don’t forget our “MAKE a Cylon” contest is currently underway – show us those BSG projects […]
Justin Gray’s amazing machines are not to be overlooked – in fact, it would be near-impossible to ignore the awesomeness of Libby the flame-belching robot! – My dog libby died last year from a un-known brain disorder. I was inspired by the sadness of here death to find the resolve and courage to build my […]
