Bot-bash ballet
Surprisingly charming, balletic, super-slow-mo video of bots bashing the dickens out of each other (and various other objects). Filmed at Carolina Combat 2008 with a Casio Exilim EX-F1 camera. Carolina Combat 2008 [Thanks, Mark!]
Surprisingly charming, balletic, super-slow-mo video of bots bashing the dickens out of each other (and various other objects). Filmed at Carolina Combat 2008 with a Casio Exilim EX-F1 camera. Carolina Combat 2008 [Thanks, Mark!]
This mod tutorial shows you how to convert and old Macintosh SE into a monitor for your current Mac or PC. Paint the whole thing black, as the author did, and you’ve got a pretty stylin’ piece of tech schwag to impress your friends with. Project Mac SE Monitor Mod
It takes just a few common components to build a simple wireless transmitter circuit like this one. The signal it produces can be picked up my AM radios within a few meters proximity. Experiment with different components, morse keyers, or even antennae design – classic electronics fun. – Wireless demo project [via] Related: HOW TO: […]
Lenore shares a clever tip from the vaults of evil mad science – What can you do with old wire-wrap sockets? Turn them into frogs. Flower frogs, that is, which are used for holding flower stems at a particular angle without the support of a vase edge to lean on. Lovely, conservational, charming even – […]
We’ve blogged about analog meter clocks before. This one uses three meters (for hours, minutes, and seconds) and is powered by Adafruit Arduino and an Ethernet Shield. A month or so ago, a friend of mine introduced me to the Arduino Board. It’s an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on a simple microcontroller. Add various […]
Two Industrial Electrical Technician students built this automated muffin-making machine. The video captions are in French and there are no details about the construction, but it’s still kind of cool to watch. Machine à Muffins Automatisée [via]
This project explains how the Arduino can interface with I2C. Pretty nice description with a detailed how-to included at the link below. Arduino I2C Expansion I/O