How-To: Homemade Tonic Water
Go off the mixology grid by making your own tonic water from natural and potentially better tasting ingredients.
Month: July 2014
The blueShift Custom Tachometer
Not satisfied with the stock tachometer on your car? You could buy an aftermarket kit, but for something truly unique, Pete Mills decided to design and build his own. He calls his creation “blueShift,” which, although possibly optimistic about the speed he will be able to achieve in his Ford Fiesta, is, nonetheless, incredibly cool. […]
Theater Safety Glasses
Watch horror movies without the fear of having to cover your eyes when things get scary with these ingenious Theater Safety Glasses created by Aisen Caro Chacin in collaboration with Shawn Lauriat.
How-To: Kitty Cat Greeting Card
This adorable kitty cat greeting card from Mayholic in Crafts is my new favorite thing.
How To Achieve Radio Silence In A Box
A little background: I’ve designed what is, among other things, a little tiny VHF radio modem for goTenna, a Brooklyn hardware startup. It’s a very demanding design, with tight limits on battery life, size, shape, range, power — everything you can think of is at the edge of what can be done. The point of […]
How-To: “Spaghettieis” (Ice Cream Spaghetti)
If you’d like to eat a dessert that makes it look like you’re actually eating dinner, then this ice cream preparation method from Southern Germany called “spaghettieis” is the dessert for you!
Wearables at Camp Galileo with Arduino Woman
Hello World! My name is Tenaya Hurst and I teach at Camp Galileo – The Tech Summer Camps at the Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose. My class is titled Wearable Technology (and I get to teach Circuits & Electronics and Maker Studio). Students know very little about the class before attending, but they […]
