Seems like there are a number of low power ARM SoC boards hitting the market recently. If the Beagle Bone, Raspberry Pi, and Via APC piqued your interest, you might want to also take a look at the recently announced Gooseberry. It’s an Allwinner A10 ARM SoC with 512MB RAM, 4GB onboard flash (up to 16GB with MicroSD), b/g/n Wifi, and goes for £40
Brittany, of Pretty Handy Girl, shows you how she created her own magnetic backsplash in her work room. The results not only look great but serve a very useful purpose. Check out her post to see how she did it.
So simple. So pretty. SO doing-this-right-now. By State of Unique.
Last night was the culmination of Haxlr8tr, a 111 day accelerator program that brought nine companies on a journey from Shenzhen to the USA. I stopped by the Autodesk Gallery to check out the pitches and technology.
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The days are long, the weather is great, and inspiration is everywhere. I’m taking a summertime hiatus (to work on a majorly cool secret project), but this list of every tutorial I’ve ever written is sure to keep you busy all season. I’ll miss you, see you in the fall! Gardening: How-To: Plant a Mod […]
Laurens Valk built this Arduino-powered milling machine with some classmates: This machine was developed for Mechatronics class – second year bachelor Mechanical Engineering at TU Delft. I don’t normally use FischerTechnik as you know, but these were the tools available in class. Note that some LEGO parts (the linear actuator) made it in here. (…) […]
