Month: May 2013

Amanda Williams and Bruno Nadeau of Fabule Fabrications want to introduce you to Clyde at this year’s Maker Faire Bay Area. Clyde is a hackable, customizable desk lamp designed for both utility and creative expressiveness. He is hopefully the first in a line of objects for everyday life that are accountable to their end user, encouraging hacking, modding, and personalizing.

Instructables user SarahandDillon made a differential light meter with a TL082 op amp; it compares the readings of two photo sensors. This works in the exact same way as the improved transimpedance amplifier, except that the current flowing out of Vout, through the resistor/capacitor barrier, to V- is now the sum of the two photodiode […]

Sometimes finding the right snippet of code to use in your Arduino sketch is as simple as reading the Monday Jolt on the MAKE site.

Tumblr user yukonakamura posted this ingenious way to keep your sewing machine needles organized with this homemade needle book.

This week in the MAKE Flickr pool we saw…