My choice of updates to include in last Thursday’s round-up of controversial posts turned out to be somewhat, ah…well, you know: Starts at “c” and gets to “l” by way of “ontraversia?” In the interest of shameless click-baiting fairness, here’s a few that didn’t make my initial cut, as well as a couple that escaped my attention altogether. And–what the heck–I’ll arbitrarily format it as a Top 10 list.
With the holiday season in full swing, how do you organize your supplies to make sure present creation and wrapping is good to go?
Michal Zalewski created this really great Useless Machine — which counts the number of times it has been triggered — and Michal also throws down some back-story about UMs that I didn’t know about. The original Ultimate Machine is famously attributed to Claude Elwood Shannon, one of the fathers of modern computing. In “Voice Across […]
This week in the CRAFT Flickr pool we saw: Giant taco by Bonnie Boogaard, embroidered boots by doe-c-doe, Mounting rubber stamps by L’Accent Nou, and Zombie Sweater by lzyber.
Tiffany shares with us her Thanksgiving kids craft to make these colorful pinecone turkeys. It’s a great project for kids to make on Thanksgiving in the day to keep them busy while you cook. Fun decor for the kids table!
MakerBot Thing-o-Matic I make CG animated movies by day and electro-mechanical contraptions by night. I split my time between the virtual and real worlds of 3D. So I’m really excited about the collision of these two worlds happening in the realm of 3D printing and fabrication. But it’s not just me, there’s a rapidly growing […]
Rodney Brooks (born December 30, 1954, in Adelaide, Australia) has had an impact on robotics and AI matched by few. And there is probably no one who’s had a bigger impact on viable commercial robotics. In the 1970s, when everybody else was obsessed with complex AI-driven, map-building robots, Brooks shocked the AI community by creating […]
