Ugobe hasn’t yet released the official Pleo SDK, but a couple of AIBO hackers have already adapted some neat behavior editing tools for the Pleo. MySkit allows you to develop motion and audio routines that the pleo can perform. As you are developing a skit, you can preview it on a virtual Pleo. This makes […]
This Instructable throws down the gauntlet on TOD (Tons of Diodes) projects: A new series of instructables that will be using tons and tons of diodes. No ICs are allowed, the only semi conductors are diodes and transistors. The only passive components allowed are capacitors, resistors, switches, inductors, and potentiometers (variable resistors for those who […]
HackedGadgets on this impressive ballet of mechanized LEGO components: There are few words about the LEGO NTX Assembly Line System that superbird28 has put together but after watching the video you can get a good sense of what it does and how it works. The mechanical timing is superb! If this thing were spray painted […]
Last night at Phoenix DIY we held a soldering and basic electronics workshop. Even the absolute beginners got their kits to work; it was a great time. We made two lights blink alternatingly with a 555 timer. Thanks to Conspire Phoenix for hosting us. – Link.
A nifty Instructable on using a keyboard switch pad membrane to make your own (decidedly funky) flexible keyboard. Make your own Roll-Up Keyboard – Link
Mark Rehorst made this awesome instructable on making a motion sensitive camera trigger out of PVC pipe and IR LEDs. – Link.
Jason writes – We’ve posted about installing Ubuntu and Vista on the little Asus Eee PC, so to round things off, here’s a guide for installing Leopard. Using a few tools of the hackintosh trade, Dan from Uneasy Silence was able to get OS X running on the little lappy. One thing that Dan mentions […]
