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06/08/2005

Why eat soup, when you can grow your own. A Japanese company is offering a seed version of the Campbell's...

06/08/2005

For centuries inventors and dreamers have pushed technology beyond our wildest expectations, taking us into the air, underwater and into...

06/08/2005

Here's a preview of the Atari Flashback 2.0 system which can be hacked to play original cartridges. This will be...

06/08/2005

SplineScan is a low-cost, cross-platform 3D scanning system. Although this project is not confined to a single method of scanning,...

06/07/2005

Back in February Lexmark lost their attempt to stop companies making less expensive printer cartridges, they tried to use the...

06/07/2005

Science Friday's latest audio is up. Joshua Bloom Assistant Professor of Astronomy and the University of California, Berkeley talks about...

06/07/2005

Altoids tins are one of favorite projects cases (seen here). Now Altoids is having a very neat Maker-like contest. To...

06/07/2005

Encouraging. According to AUTOSAR, replacing an evil stew of proprietary automotive software with open code could save OEMs and suppliers...

06/07/2005

These look really amazing. Free Spirit Spheres has commenced limited production of the 3.2 metre fibreglass sphere tree houses and...

06/07/2005

More art with paper platers! Here are pictues of more recent models over the last four years. They are all...