Is WakeMate Going Open Source?
This time it’s personal – an ex-Wakemate engineer’s perspective
This time it’s personal – an ex-Wakemate engineer’s perspective
Ellen Sundh’s Bad Posture belt uses an Arduino, wave shield, and a flex sensor to detect when the user slouches. If your posture needs correcting, the belt literally yells at you. How’s that for motivation?
The belt is calibrated when the user presses a pushbutton after attaining good posture. After that, he/she is free to be lambasted by this piece of wearable tech.
I can’t resist a good organization project, so I’m dying to make this washi tape storage box from Michele at The Scrap Shoppe! I love that the box keeps rolls organized AND dust-free—both are absolute requirements in an active craft studio. Ready to make your own? Head over to The Scrap Shoppe to see the […]
So, you can make friendship bracelets. But can you make friendship bracelets with umbrellas on it?! Check out DMC Threads’ website for a free pattern download. Via @DMCThreads
MIT student Timur Balbekov built this coffee can Doppler radar. Wanna build your own? MIT offers a free online guide telling you how. (Can anyone tell me what microcontroller Timur used?) [via Mr. Vacuum Tube]
It was four years ago this summer that I joined the wonderful Craftzine team. I was thrilled and in disbelief that I would have the opportunity to work for one of my all-time favorite publications and web sites. CRAFT has been a huge part of my crafty inspiration and growth, and to have the chance […]
Could yo-yos be making a comeback? I sure hope so, because that’s something that my inner 12-year-old could really get behind! Check out this custom yo-yo tutorial that Amy from Mod Podge Rocks! shared on Skip To My Lou’s Craft Camp. They’d be perfect for home decor, summertime gifts, or afternoon craft time with the […]