The maker of the Netduino powered Morse code interpreter admits that this is completely pointless project. However, he leaned a lot about programming and problem solving during the build process, so it really isn’t so useless!
This automatic cake decorator appears as part of the Design Criminals show in the design space at MAKVIenna, Austria, by mischer’traxler. [via Core77]
This automatic cake decorator appears as part of the Design Criminals show in the design space at MAKVIenna, Austria, by mischer’traxler. [via Core77]
Big news from Adafruit! Login to their new job boards to post a position or offer skills: As promised, our new job boards is now live and in beta. Please feel free to test it out, you’ll need to have an adafruit.com account and please keep in mind this is beta, we are making changes […]
Gadget Freak Case File #172: Sensor Signals Water Wasters @ Design News via . Nick Knoll’s running-toilet alarm uses a magnetic switch and a floating magnet in the toilet tank to signal when the tank has filled. A metal bracket holds in place a plastic tube that serves as a guide for a foam float […]
Though I’m not sure they would last the whole meal before they wilted to the point of futility, you can’t deny that these pastry salad utensils would up the cool factor of your next dinner party. The instructions to make them are in French, but a quick trip to Google Translate solves that problem for […]
And we’re back with our eighteenth installment of Your Comments. Here are our favorites from the past week, from Make: Online, our Facebook page, and Twitter. DanYHKim reminded us that junk can be a useful Tool for Creativity: Well, I really mean ‘junk’. That is, junk is the stuff you can’t figure out what to […]
