Kyle points out this one that’s been making the rounds – prolific videoblogger jetdaisuke demonstrates what happens when mobile music devices join forces. In attendance at this event, we find the following devices(and their relevant applications) – Nintendo DS Lite(Electroplankton), Nintendo DSi(KORG DS-10), iPod touch(Mokugyo 木éš), iPhone(Bloom) and a Korg Kaossilator.
Use a cellphone camera for espionage that captures long-distance secret activities! Thanks go to Eric Rosenthal for the original article in Make: Volume 16 View the PDF
Interesting question, from over 50 years ago… Why don’t we have… SUN POWER Mechanix Illustrated, 1953- Old Sol has more energy than all the atom bombs in the world lumped together. And it’s free … if we can find a way to harness it. EVER since James Watt built the first steam engine, inventors have […]
Craftsters emruth and abby marie is unique shared pictures of how they went from a small stuffed dinosaur to this giant plastic inflatable dinosaur for their sculpture class.
From the MAKE: Flickr pool Honorary professor of electronic awesomeness Mr. Eric “ALH84001” Archer demonstrates the results of his experimentation within the world of analog physics modelling – I designed the circuit as an excercise in understanding analog computer techniques. I found that almost all textbook descriptions of analog integrators are incomplete, lacking adequate description […]
From Art League Houston: Art League Houston is pleased to announce the opening of Museum of Unnatural History, a dioramic installation of new works by Elaine Bradford, on view from January 9 – February 20, 2009. Museum of Unnatural History consists of dioramic displays similar to those found in natural history museums, and which serve […]
WhipUp points us towards this pretty knitted chair cover by Chatrine. I can’t read the blog entry since it’s in Norwegian, but boy are the photos gorgeous.
