R2D2 was on to something. Think easier speech recognition with reduced error rates: Use Linux® or Microsoft® Windows®, the open source sndpeek program, and a simple Perl script to read specific sequences of tonal events — literally whistling, humming, or singing at your computer — and run commands based on those tones. Give your computer […]
Chris writes in with some DIY Radio transmitter circuits… If you can receive, what would you like to send? Here are some of the radio broadcast circuits that I like lately. Some of them I have built, others I would like to or am in the process of testing. One idea would be to set […]
Scott just sent in my new favorite project, he writes – I’ve modified an old newspaper vending box to deliver the latest headlines to my living room each morning, and I don’t even have to fumble around for quarters. It’s a simple home project that can be made with just a few used parts. Design […]
Spark Fun Electronics shows you how to solder SMD components (and shows a nice Simon kit!), tons of videos and step-by-steps… Link.
NASA released the first installment of their CLARAty reusable robotic software framework to the public, the modules have: math infrastructure, device drivers for motors, cameras, computer vision, image, and 3D processing… You can check out CLARAty here – Link.
Honus writes – Here’s how to make your own resin cast Green Lantern ring.This a complete overhaul of my original instructable on how to make a Green Lantern ring, which previously only showed how a cast sterling silver ring is created. Since many people don’t have access to silver casting equipment I decided to show […]
Jonas made a DIY camcorder, he writes – I have always wanted a camcorder for myself and not just any camcorder. I wanted one a bit like a professional broadcast camcorder, where I would be able to mount ad-ons like pre-amps, lights and all the other ever so cool stuff you’ll see professionals packing. However […]
