See-thru-me is a project by Meg Grant that uses LEDs and light sensitive resistors to give the effect of light being passed through the body. When a light is shined on the wearer’s back, the LEDs on the front light up in the corresponding place. It seems to me based on the pictures that there […]
Dutch designer Michiel Cornelissen sells these cruciform screwdrivers, which are laser-sintered stainless steel. There’s a flat-blade, a Phillips head, and an IKEA-sized hex bit. [via Dude Craft]
These new kits from Lego combine two of my favorite things: Lego and paper crafting. MUJI partners with iconic building-block company Lego on a super fun new concept. Together they’re encouraging us to think outside the blocks … by punching Lego-sized holes in paper… Available November 27th at MUJI Japan – just in time for […]
Know someone that is interested in photography? Or a tinkerer who wants to present their work in a better light? Then we have a guide for you! Here are some project and gear recommendations to help you find the perfect present. Make them a photo with DIY bokeh effects (Free, if you have the equipment) […]
Tasering just isn’t for 10 year olds, a UK man invented a lobster zapper that some feel is more humane than just tossing them in boiling water. I would like to try this electric lobster they speak of. Looking at the photo, it looks like two big metal plates that “zap”. The company is called […]
NEC announced what could be an early, real-life version of the universal translator – NEC said the Tele Scouter was intended to be a business tool that could aid sales staff who would have information about a client’s buying history beamed into their eye during a conversation. But, it said, it could also be put […]
Science Friday’s “Science Through Graphic Novels”… Great interview(s)! Using graphic novels to teach science… In this segment, we’ll take a look at two graphic novels that approach science from a different direction. One tackles Darwin’s ‘Origin of Species,’ while the other deals with the life and ideas of philosopher and mathematician Bertrand Russell. Michael Keller […]
