You can build more than 100 exciting projects with this award-winning kit including sound effects, alarms, touch circuits, and games. Contains more than 30 parts in all. No soldering is required. It’s a great introduction to electricity for kids!
I’m loving the in-depth 2010 calendar roundup at Decor 8. (2010 already?!) Pictured above is a Galoshes pocket calendar by Jen Hewett Studio. Scroll down to the end of the post for links to wall calendars, desk calendars, poster-style calendars, and calendars you can download!
Researchers at the Jozef Stefan Institute built this fun skiing robot. It consists of two computing systems, one that acts as a vision and route planning system, and the other for stabilization and steering.
Andrew Plumb is a really active member of the MakerBot community, and there’s a nice interview with him about his experiences up on the MakerBot blog. I’m writing a piece about MakerBot for Make: 21, and found his story particularly interesting.
Gio writes in to tell us about his latest vacuum tube-based audio amplifier design, the
5751 SRPP / EL84 (6BQ5) Push-Pull Tube Amp.
Perfect for your kid’s first birthday party, these cupcake recipes for kids at weelicious use agave necter instead of refined sugar. Choose the carrot/pineapple cupcake with cream cheese icing or go for the dark chocolate cupcake. Both look delicious!
BREAKING NEWS: Stephen Hawking’s successor named. We had a contest to guess who it would be, no one got it, some great guesses though! Cambridge University has named the man who will succeed Professor Stephen Hawking in one of the world’s most prestigious academic positions. The celebrated physicist, who has motor neurone disease, completed his […]
