Octopart has a multi-vendoe shopping cart for your parts now, check it out – While you’re searching for parts, add the ones you’d like to buy to your partlist. When you’re done, click the buy button to start choosing distributors you want to purchase the parts from. After you’ve made all your choices, you can […]
This all in one camera remote is now an Arduino project, nice! – One of my other hobbies is photography, and, about a year ago, I purchased a new digicam – a Panasonic FZ30. I joined the Panasonic forum on the dpreview site. One of the posters, a programmer and electronic hobbyist, designed a nifty […]
Billing it as the world’s smallest humanoid robot, toymaker Tomy has released a video of the i-Sobot, showing off what it can do. Pretty impressive for something that will retail for US$299. Amazon already has it available for preorder. It will allegedly ship next month. i-SOBOT Rocks, Rolls, And Somersaults – Link i-SOBOT [Robots Rule!] […]
John sent in this Russin BBQ flip with the Macintosh Finder cut out, looks like a DIY’ed waterjet project …. Link.
With the new Nano, iPod Classic and iPod Touch devices, Apple altered the iTunes database slightly to include a cryptographic checksum, which immediately broke all third party iPod management software. Since there’s no iTunes for Linux, this essentially meant that Linux users had to look for another solution for putting music on their devices. Great […]
At first it looked like it wasn’t going to be possible to use the newer iPods with Linux, but 36 hours after the story made the rounds online there’s now some code to get things working… Link.
It’s Chris Anderson Day on MAKE: Blog. Here, he shows off a gyro-stabilized camera mount he built for his RC plane. You can see more of his (and others) efforts at building amateur UAVs at DIYDrones.com. Gyro-stabilized camera mount – [via] Link
