Think back to your first wearable tech experience: maybe it was the communicator badges in Star Trek, the palm flower crystals in Logan’s Run or the man-turned-machine in Terminator. We want science fiction to be real because we want to feel special, aware, and powerful. That’s why wearable tech is our now, and the Flora microcontroller is our BFF.
If you’re looking for a chocolatey drink for a more mature flavor, then you might want to give this sipping chocolate recipe by Heather Hands over at Food52.
Buying Christmas presents for all your friends is generally not the easiest thing to do. If, however, some of your friends are sculptors, and you have skill using a lathe like imgur user volpinprops, perhaps you could make them custom carving tools. The result, as seen in the gallery below, look great. These shaping tools […]
Hardware startup Voltera aims to expedite the PCB-making process by putting it in on your home with its V-One consumer circuit board printer.
Proving that the Intel Edison is really a full Pentium-class PC, Lutz has successfully ported Doom to the tiny board. For those who aren’t quite as old as I am and are unfamiliar with the classic title, Doom literally blew away gamers in 1993 with a combination of fast paced action and, for the time, […]
Is there a mini scientist in your house? Encourage curiosity and creativity–and introduce kids to the idea of density–one colorful layer at a time with this fun rainbow jar science experiment!
If you’ve been meaning to branch out a bit more in your creative sewing, you’ll definitely want to check out this cute bow tie patchwork pillow tutorial!
