Chris Brentano says, “So what do you do when you’re designing an album cover and your inspiration is electronics? You design and build a 750 LED sign of the album’s title of course! In designing the cover art for Logistics’ debut album “Now More Than Ever”, Ricky wired up this sign from scratch, with help […]
Frank G says, “The finshed Mobility Scooter to Light Electric Vehicle Conversion… Hopped-up Electronics, custom rubber and a snappy paint-job!!!” Link.
Matt Swann built himself a flash trigger for high-speed photography. Matt says, “My first project after assembling an electronic design lab was to build a flash trigger that I could use for high-speed photography. I thought it would be useful to share not only the finished product but also the reasoning that went into its […]
Serasidis says, “Control up to 8 electric-electronic devices with a simple SMS. The state of the controlled device can be ON, OFF or Reset. Useful for long distance device control.” Link.
Tempusmaster writes – “Beermat wanted have his robot try roller skating or cross country skiing. His creative solution involved hacking some cheap ($7) miniature skateboards, and fabricating a set of ski poles. The results turned out to be surprisingly good.” – Link.
What do you do with 6 PCI USB cards with 5 USB ports each? Chop off the ends of course and wire up a BBQ – [via] – Link & translated page. Related: Homemade USB cup warmer – Link.
Curious about Daguerreotype photos? I was. Jonathan takes you on a tour on what goes in to this old and fantastic photographic art – “The Daguerreotype was the first patented photographic process. Patented by Daguerre in 1839 after ripping off substantial portions of the technology from Joseph-Nicephore Niepce in the 1820s and 1830s, the Daguerreotype […]
