Technology

Dial Like a Hipster: Make a Bluetooth Rotary Dial

You can experience the soothing chatter of a rotary encoder sending out your digits by building a Bluetooth rotary dial for your cell phone.

MegaBots launched a Kickstarter to fund the upcoming battle between Mk. II and Suidobashi Heavy Industry’s Kuratas.

Learn how one Maker created his own stepper motor using a 3D printer, an Arduino, and a few materials picked up from the hardware store.

Introduced back in May, the BeagleBone Green is finally hitting the market over at Seeed Studio.

Is your car door safe from electronic hackers? Read on to understand how the malicious hack works — and how to protect your ride.

Rulof Maker decided to build his own microphone using parts from a hard drive and an old paper speaker. The end contraption looks great.

Nicole Grimwood is working towards a dual degree in engineering from Columbia University and liberal arts from Scripps College.

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