Today is the start of Pillow Challenge Week over at House on Hill Road and runs through Sunday, November 13th. I love all the tutorials and tips that have been leading up to the challenge covering fabrics, fit, and closures. Erin of House on Hill Road writes: The idea is that you can spruce up […]
Raphael Cerqueira wanted a way to transmit data reliably and cheaply, so he developed a simple protocol to use with cheapo wireless transceivers.
Over on the MakerBot forums, Youssef Tayeb just shared this full-scale model of a trans-tibial socket, which was printed in 16 pieces, and reinforced with a layer of fiberglass.
Radio hacker extraordinaire Greg Charvot recently finished constructing this homebrew radio transceiver for the 20 M SSB ham radio band
We’re just a few days into November, but Martha Stewart has some get-ready-now holiday craft projects for you to check out. Take a look.
The RC flying shark appears to be a commercial product, but I love the idea of animal-shaped flying creatures.
This excellent factory, built by Martijn Bosgraaf, is controlled by 5 NXT microcontroller bricks. It took 150 hours and 25,000 Lego elements to build, and can assemble a model from up to 95 different types of brick using building instructions created by Lego Digital Designer. [Via The NXT Step.]
