Our friends over at Willoughby and Baltic are hosting the Boston Arduino Users Group on January 15th, 2009 from 7- 9pm. If you are in the Boston area, you really should stop by and check it out. This is a great opportunity to meet other Arduino enthusiasts, solder something up, or just see what others […]
We’ve covered creating a hackintosh PC and putting OS X on the Asus Eee before. Making OS X work on a PC usually involves downloading a patched version of the OS X installer and running a patched kernel. It works, but the potential exists that you’ll run into problems with Software Update. This hack is […]
From the MAKE: Flickr pool Arduino shirt! Analog Computer Bouncing Ball Aged resistor macro
The latest addition to WowWee’s FlyTech line is the Lightstar, a simple, inexpensive flying blade (retailing for $20). They come in three different colors/infrared channels, so you can fly and remote-control three fliers at the same time. WowWee Lightstar
The idea of the “MAKEcation” is slowly making the rounds, here’s a cool case my friend made for an upcoming clock kit – she made this on her MAKEcation! If you take a day off, a vacation and choose to just “make something” – toss a photo up in the MAkE Flickr photo pool…
A lot of crafters I know don’t limit their creative endeavors to felt and glue–they also like to experiment in the kitchen. Here’s a roundup of my favorite food posts from the Craft blog in 2008. Rickroll Cake Sneak Attack HOW TO – Make Your Own Tofu HOW TO – Candied Citrus Peels Katamari Wedding […]
This art installation called “Beacon” creates a kinetic light space that has integrated AI so that it interacts with visitors and its surroundings. Consisting of hundreds of modified emergency beacon lights, the project aims to create an immersive space that is navigable to visitors by sensing their position from the motion of the lights. Check […]
