In honor of Haley’s recent Tintin-inspired Cardboard Cat Rocket project, check out this Tintin rocket baby costume by Instructables user kapttain. [Instructions in English and Spanish.] It’s clearly for an immobile baby, as it is a costume bag. Good luck getting a crawling baby to stay put in that!
Daisy Edwards is an awesome animator and is currently working on She’s A Rebel a stop animated short film about the escapades of the kick-tuckus female pirate Anne Bonny and her trusty, dress-making side-kick Pierre.
Emergency braking assistance has the potential to prevent a large number of car crashes. State-of-the-art systems operate in two stages. Basic safety measures are adopted once external sensors indicate a potential upcoming crash.
Syuzi over at Fashioning Technology posted this pragmatically stylish ‘Breathalyzer Jacket‘ by Matt Leggett. This jacket is embedded with an Arduino microprocessor, an alcohol sensor, and a series of LED’s that provide an elegant solution to the drink driving problem. The alcohol sensor is embedded in the collar, and the LED’s run up the left […]
The versatility of this camera lamp by Kirsty from kootoyoo really has my imagination going. A quirky, adjustable light that that’s just as useful as it is cool-looking? Yes, please!
Bookbinding may well be a dying art in this digital age, but you can still learn how to do it yourself with this easy-to-follow ebook. In fact, you can reverse the course of evolution and convert this particular digital specimen into a durable, hand-stitched book that will last for generations. When you’re finished, this ebook will truly be “hands-on.”
Alex Weber of Hamburg created this cool drawbot (Der Kritzler means “the Scribbler”) that lays down ink directly on a window, allowing passers-by to groove on the robot’s work from outside.
