OpenAPS Offers Open Source Tools for Diabetes Management
OpenAPS allows a person to use data from their CGM with a small computer to adjust the insulin being delivered through a pump.
Month: March 2017
Making an Impressive Working Robotic Arm from Cardboard
Watch this working robotic arm being built from little more than cardboard and medical syringes.
Review: Boxzy Is a 3-in-1 Hybrid Desktop Fabrication Machine
As a jack-of-all-trades the BoXZY can do multiple things — and can do them well.
Kniterate Launches Kickstarter for Automated Knitting Machine
Knitting something? Kniterate prints an entire knitted garment of your design within a desktop space in a matter of hours.
Launching a Kickstarter: Strategy, Learnings, and What’s Next for TechnoChic
Natasha Dzurny shares her experience with us while she is in the midst of running a Kickstarter for her Light-Up Paper Bow Ties.
The MakeShift Challenge: High School Lockdown
The school has been put on lockdown, you’re trapped in a room, and a classmate needs insulin. What would MacGyver do?
What I Learned from Building a Giant CNC Router Kit
Caleb Kraft built a 5’x10′ CNC router kit and learned a few things. He has some tips for those who wish to build their own kit.
