Month: July 2010

Kaossonome touch-sensitive LED matrix

Kaossonome touch-sensitive LED matrix

Inspired by the Kaoss Pad and monome music controller/interfaces, Alexander Randon created the Kaossonome The Kaossonome is my first electronic music controller design. It interfaces the musician via a touchscreen, resting on top of a 256 LED matrix, and eight rotary encoders with push‐buttons, four on opposite sides of the LED matrix. Enclosed within an […]

How-To: Inkjet fabric printing

How-To: Inkjet fabric printing

It’s Design & Photography month over on CRAFT, Where Andrew Lewis has a guide to running fabric through your inkjet printer: Sometimes I have a great idea for a textile project, but I get put off by the thought of trawling through the seemingly endless bolts of fabric at the store. Then I think about […]

Your Crafty Comments

It’s time for more crafty comment fun! We’re featuring some of our favorite reader feedback here on the blog, over on Facebook and from our Twitter followers. Let’s jump right in! There were some great tips and ideas over on Facebook in response to Kristin’s Frappacheapo that I featured last week. I liked Stacie Haber […]

Why is Arduino a hit?

Why is Arduino a hit?

This fascinating Gadget Lab post examines the Arduino phenomenon and compares it with more robust (but far less ubiquitous) alternative BeagleBoard, with commentary by Make: Online senior editor Phil Torrone. Be sure to read the comments. Readers: Do you use an Arduino or some other other form of microcontroller — or even a mini PC […]