Zach “Hoeken” Smith is a co-founder of MakerBot, but he left the company 18 months ago and now calls Shenzhen, China home. In addition to pursuing his own projects he’s the program director for Haxlr8r , San Francisco-based hardware start-up incubator. As part of MAKE’s coverage of the “maker pro” space, I recently interviewed Zach about his work in China.
Attention science geeks, crafty parents, and the quirky decor-obsessed: Make your own mini revolving solar system!
Need a little weekend project inspiration? Check out this awesome dial calendar from Samantha Walker on the Silhouette blog!
Michael Ciuffo’s clever QR Clock generates each of the 1,440 daily QR codes on the fly, rather than referencing a array of pre-configured codes. His boards feature a built-in ATMega328. [T]his clock points out the ultimate irony of QR codes which is that they are a technological convenience that really isn’t convenient. In order to […]
Garnish is in love with washi tape, and as many of you fellow fans will agree, you can see why.
Support Hurricane Sandy recovery AND get your knit on! Chrissy Gardiner will be donating the proceeds from her hurricane sock pattern to the Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund for all purchases made through Ravelry until November 30th.
The Pulse Sensor is a great way to incorporate biofeedback into your projects. This upgraded version adds amplification and noise reduction allowing for faster, more reliable heartbeat readings.
