This vid’s been making the rounds, featuring an unusual method for controlling old school games – theremin. Yup, theremin. From the video’s desciption – The sound from the theremin is split into its frequency and amplitude components in real time, which are then mapped to values in a linear scale representing the X and Y […]
From the MAKE Flickr pool MAKE subscriber Marcus created a neato embroidered badge for Arduiniacs out there. These stylin’ little symbols of skill are available from Little Bird Electronics – no prior Arduino proficiency testing required. Hey, I think this merit badge thing might be catching on eh? It would seem a bit of a […]
So you’ve got a pile of spent CDs you’d rather not toss into a landfill and a shiny new iPhone 3GS in need of a dock. What are you going to do?
“By the end of the 20th century and the millennium (1997), a new ecological and interactive art expression came into being which, combining elements and materials whose colors are 100% natural, exalts nature… Rock Art.” This is how Mario Balderas (Mexico) presents the beautiful and original art work he creates. I am talking mainly […]
Summer reading has never been more fun than with Jinjerup’s free download/printables to make these adorable summer fruit punch bookmarks.
I had never seen seed tapes before, but here’s a handy way to make your own seed tapes for fast planting of all kinds of seeds. Instructables user DebH57 reports that this is a kid-friendly activity as well!
Want to make your own Tweet-a-Watt or Botanicall that posts data to a Twitter account for you to follow? In this class, we’ll play with the Arduino Ethernet Shield and look at how to connect to remote servers. We’ll build a simple project that will take button press data and post it to a Twitter […]
