How-To: Whimsical Rolled Paper Pumpkins
Add a bit of whimsey to your autumn table with these lovely rolled paper pumpkins!
Month: September 2013
Solar Panels + Arduino + Piezo = Solar-Powered After-Sunset Cricket
A discreet enclosure box sits in the sun, seeming to innocently soak up the rays abound. Two solar panels sit on top, recharging a Nickel–metal hydride battery contained within. You’ve seen this before in garden lights, motion lights, and similar outdoor appliances. But this black box has an ulterior motive!
Kitchen Inspiration: Color-Edged Cutting Boards
Add a burst of color to a kitchen necessity with color-edged cutting boards!
Stacking Your Next Circuit With Bryx
BRYX is a Lego-esque brick with power and data pins sticking through the hubs, allowing you to stack multiple bricks of different functionality.
Needle Felted Light Up Angler Fish Sculpture
Chrissy M. of Always Sugar Coated creates extravagant needle felted sculptures like this amazing angler fish that lights up!
Seven Visions of Biohacking, Biosensing, and Biomimicry
Are we entering an age where those technologies, formerly found only in the imaginations of science fiction authors, now become possible for anyone to attempt? What can we do? How far should we go? These are questions we’re only beginning to explore.
World Maker Faire in New York will be offering a robust assortment of DIY Bio presentations an exhibits, with everything from circuits created from slime-molds to hacking a brain’s EEG signals.
The TinyLoadr Shield Programs AVRs From Your Arduino
Turn your Arduino into an AVR programmer with the TinyLoadr Shield! Jeff Murchison’s shield makes shrinking Arduino projects easier and more efficient.
