Month: July 2012

Mouth-Powered Tools

“Mouth Factory” is a series of functional machines specifically designed to be operated by the mouth of the user, Which includes Chewing drill, teeth lathe, tongue extruder, mouth breath rotational molding and vacuum form machines. The project explores the capabilities and versatility of this wondrous organ and correlating facial expressions, re-contextualised within the realm of […]

3D-Printed Mixtape

I’m a sucker for sentimental gifts (secret admirers, take note).  At home, I have a small, highly prized collection of mixtapes: some were gifts from childhood friends, and others were tokens of affection from boyfriends of yore.  Each one was a work of art as much as it was a time capsule; a love letter […]

New XBee Examples Site from Digi

New XBee Examples Site from Digi

Rob Faludi, author of Building Wireless Sensor Networks, and R&D dude for Digi (makers of the XBee), let us know about Digi’s new XBee examples site (http://examples.digi.com), which features contributions from MAKE’s own Matt Richardson: Right now Iโ€™ve got a big pile of different sensors, lights, motors, scent emitters and more on my desk. Weโ€™re […]

Sculpture from Ikea Hangers

This monumental sculpture is called “Chromatic Screen” and it was created by designers Diogo Agular and Teresa Otta of LIKEarchitects from 2,000 brightly colored Ikea children’s hangers. The strange effect it has on the light shining through it is great. [via My Modern Met] More: How-To: Custom IKEA Furniture Legs @Craftzine.com blog wedish Ikea Cookbook […]