We’ve blogged about the Midify module before here on MAKE, and here’s another good way to use this simple chip that will add MIDI to pretty much anything you can think of. This hack shows to to add MIDI to a GameBoy Advance SP with only basic tools and soldering skills needed. Check out the […]
As a way to raise funds for the 2005 tsunami victims in southeast Asia, Brian Berg built the skyline of NYC with playing cards using 178,000 cards, one for each of the victims. More pics of this project at the link below. NYC’s Skyline made of cards
This hack shows how to pitch-modify a Casio electronic keyboard using the LTC1799 Precision Oscillator kit. Read more about this interesting build at the link below. via GetLoFi
Craftershock tips us off to a great tutorial by Little House in the Suburbs, which shows us how to make holiday ornaments from aluminum cans.
These giant web 2.0 pieces of graffiti were not viral marketing, and found in locations ranging from Cambodia, Mali, and Vietnam. Although we’re not sure about their origin, we wonder if they stay true to their web 2.0-isms and are user-customizeable beyond a can of paint. via Kjeft a!
The “Float-A-Pet” system is both a pet locator and safety system for pets. To find your pet at night, the collar illuminates solar powered LEDs around the neck of a pet. For safety, the collar includes an integrated humidity sensor that detects moisture and if you pet is submerged in water, automatically triggers the onboard […]
Having trouble with people snatching your stuff? Did someone take your lunch from the company fridge? Here is an inexpensive, sneaky gizmo you can make to keep those sticky fingers away. Thanks go to Bob Knetzger for the original article in Make: Volume 16 View the PDF
