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John Baichtal
My interests include writing, electronics, RPGs, scifi, hackers & hackerspaces, 3D printing, building sets & toys. @johnbaichtal nerdage.net
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03/31/2011
Alvin Yap of London figured out how to control a robotic claw using 3D animation software Houdini, Python and an...
03/30/2011
Magic Vision Lab‘s weather simulator is great, but I think it needs an air conditioner slash personal sprinkler to make...
03/30/2011
This solar-powered two-transistor oscillator was created by TECH|DISOBEY|LAB, “an experimental art project that explores sounds and visuals through DIY electronics,...
03/29/2011
In this installation of Hackerspace Happenings, I’m interviewing Akiba of Freaklabs about the efforts of Tokyo Hackerspace to help out...
03/29/2011
Today we are happy to announce a new product in the MakerBot Thing-O-Matic line, our new MakerBot Gen 4 Interface...
03/29/2011
John Boxall’s Tic-Tac-Toe game uses a Freetronics Eleven ‘duino clone, a Sparkfun LCD and a set of ScrewShields. [Via Dangerous...
03/28/2011
The SWITL (translated) can pick up and deposit mayo, ketchup and other oozes and lay them down again with precision....
03/28/2011
Four students from the University of Waterloo, in Waterloo, ON, created this clever 6′ telepresence robot, called TIPI — pronounced...
03/27/2011
TodBot shows how to load Arduino sketches on a BlinkM Smart LED.
03/27/2011
akiyukyi’s brick sorter uses a digital scale and a webcam to sort bricks into broad categories like gears, Technic beams,...
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