This QR code clock offers a fun notion — signs or other visual cues for the benefit of robots. Our “Clock for Robots” is something from this coming robot-readable world. It acts as dynamic signage for computers. It is an object that signal both time and place to artificial eyes. It is a sign in […]
The Hand & Lock Prize for Embroidery was originally created to showcase skilled hand embroidery throughout the fashion industry, but now it has expanded to include expert embroidery from all corners of the textile and needle arts. Now celebrating the 10th anniversary of the prize, it has gained international recognition, and the skill and diversity […]
Very cool idea from Ponoko seller ticktock showroom, and reasonably priced at $100 US. Could be a fun remake, too, especially if, like me, you’ve been looking for a use for that old piece of motorcycle chain you can’t quite bring yourself to throw out. [via Boing à la Boing]
When I was in high school, I decided it might be fun to break a glow stick in half and shake its contents all over the walls and ceiling of my room. It made for a very cool Sledgehammer effect. Glow sticks prove to be cool for all kinds of fun projects, including this water […]
Andrew Holme built this incredible four-channel GPS receiver using a repurposed FPGA board from a previous frequency synthesizer project. Connected to a PC running a console app, Andrew’s receiver is capable of tracking four satellites simultaneously, which is good enough to capture lat, long, and altitude.
Built with the intent of helping people with mobility limitations get around an outdoor event, David di Falco of di Falco Fabrications in Petaluma, CA constructed this enormous big wheel wheelchair mover from square tube and diamond plate.
I’m in Illinois doing a residency at UIUC, and last night we took on Moxie’s Free Range Monster project from CRAFT v06. 50 students stopped by for plush mayhem and some delightful smiles and fun toys ensued.
