Math Monday: Coming Full (Great) Circle
Today we look at two responses to previous Math Monday installments on arrangements of great circles.
Month: June 2013
What is the New Industrial Revolution?
3D printing is great, but it’s only a small part of the solution. The real thing is much larger than any one process. It’s the digitization of manufacturing in general – from CNC milling, to factory floor automation and all the way to system-wide integration beyond today’s primitive quoting sites. By applying the ideas of software to this field: automation, abstraction, standards, etc…you give access to a far wider group of people and create many more possibilities for solving the world’s problems.
Geek Crafts: Superman Cutout Dress
Calling all geek girls: Like comics and cute dresses? You’ll definitely want to check out this awesome Superman cutout dress!
Maker Shed Epic New Product Post
We’ve had an influx of new arrivals in the Maker Shed lately and rather than tell you about them one blog post at a time, we thought it’d be more fun to post several at once!
Bluetooth: The Next Generation
Bluetooth has never had a reputation as being easy to work with, but with the arrival of the Bluetooth LE standard, all that has changed. We look at two of the new Arduino-compatible micro-controller boards on Kickstarter with Bluetooth LE built-in.
How-To: Screwdriver Holder Coat Rack
An attractive tool organization solution does double duty as a space-saving coat rack in this screwdriver holder coat rack tutorial!
All About the Diode
Collin Cunningham explains what diodes are all about, describing the history of the component, the various types, and even touches on creating your own. [M]aking this installment of the series taught me quite a few things. Prior to reading up on the diode, I wasn’t aware how closely its development was tied to the birth […]
