TechnologyThis tiny circuit will annoy friends and family with its piezo buzzer that makes unwanted sounds, and an LED that will blink in the wee hours of the night.Prank Your Friends with This Chirping, Blinking Throwie
TechnologyMake use of a Raspberry Pi to build a network scanner that will keep track of the hosts connecting to your local network. It’s actually pretty easy to do.Build a Raspberry Pi Scanner that Tracks the Devices Connected to Your Local Network
TechnologyScare trick-or-treaters precisely when you want to with the help of some Wi-Fi enabled microcontrollers and Node.js.Control Animatronic Halloween Props from Your Phone
TechnologyThe Jetson TX1 Cat Spotter uses advanced neural networking to recognize when there's a cat in the room — and then starts teasing it with a laser.Nvidia Jetson TX1 Cat Spotter and Laser Teaser
TechnologyWho doesn't love the mechanical feel of typing on a typewriter? Two brothers hacked a typewriter to tweet out the messages they typed.Hack a Typewriter to Tweet What You Type
TechnologyBuild a (pretend) bedtime scanner to repel creepy critters — so easy a kid can operate it.Monster-B-Gone Keeps Kids Safe from Creepy Bedroom Critters
TechnologyElektrosluch is a device for listening to electromagnetic fields. It works as a translator of oscillations from electromagnetic domain, through electric domain to audible domain. This is a tutorial on making your own basic version.Weekend Project: Listen to Weird Sounds from Electromagnetic Fields
TechnologyFollow along as we show you how to use an ESP8266 to wirelessly control a DC water valve.How to Build a Cheap Wi-Fi Controlled Water Valve
TechnologyIt’s a giant DIY TV! Hang your LED screen on a wall, or take it to your next outdoor festival and blow people’s minds.Construct a Giant LED Video Screen
TechnologyYou'd think there'd be something like a dual set point thermostat on the market already, but it doesn't look like there is. Guess you'll just have to make one.Build a Dual Thermostat for Precise Preset Temperatures
TechnologyGive Teddy a C.H.I.P. brain transplant and he’ll speak anything you type or tweet — with synchronized mouth and eye movements Hack a Teddy Ruxpin to Say Everything You Type or Tweet
WearablesMake clothing that lights up when you move! This is a sewing (no soldering) FLORA project using NeoPixels and the FLORA accelerometer/compass module.Sparkle Skirt Using Adafruit Flora
TechnologyCreate your very own full-size Star Wars BB-8 self-balancing robot using these instructions.BB-8 Uses Omniwheels and Beaglebone for Self-Balancing Head
TechnologyLearn how to pull realtime sensor data from a beehive to monitor its weight, temperature, and humidity over the internet.The Internet of Bees: Adding Sensors to Monitor Hive Health
WorkshopLearn how to 3D print and assemble your own PCB workstation for soldering and testing delicate electronics projects.3D Print the Ultimate Helping Hands for a PCB Workstation
TechnologyKeep tabs on your tabby with this Intel Edison-powered pet-toy camera trigger.Internet Of Cats with Intel Edison
TechnologySoftware-defined radios (SDR) are gaining in popularity, and it's not hard to see why — using them, your computer can tune into in an enormous range of frequencies, including FM radio, unencrypted police and fire bands, aircraft transpond...Tracking Planes with RTL-SDR
