Instructables user derte84 made an electronics-housing sofa that doubles as a bed for overnight guests. It’s surprisingly simple, and I think it looks great! More: 101: Upholstery How-To: Mend Torn Upholstery How-To: Upholstery Tricks
This Eric Wilhelm’s treadmill desk. He’s the CEO of Instructables, and he walks while he works. I’d like to do something similar, but with a bike!
Natural disasters like the earthquake in Haiti and man-made tragedies like soldiers or civilians losing limbs to explosives drive the need for better prosthetic limbs. Improved treatments are on the horizon in the form of novel foot and ankle prosthesis which behave energetically more like the human body than existing technologies. These powered devices can […]
Randy Sarafan made this work table geared towards making DIY projects and documenting them: I set out to make a simple work table for my home studio so that I could have a surface upon which to work and document projects. I tried to keep the design as simple as possible as I only have […]
This apron from Skip to my Lou is made with just a tea towel, fabric for the ruffle and some ribbon. It would make a great gift for the cook in your life.
Two reflective sensors are included in the kit (useful for line following and edge detection projects), and you can order additional components both from TinyCLR.com and other robotics sites. Many construction parts are included in the kit so it is very easy to attach additional sensors or other parts. As you can see on the picture above, I already added a Sharp IR distance sensor in front (so I can teach the robot to not bump on walls). I also added an Xbee expansion board on the back so one day I can control the robot remotely (and my Holy Grail is to connect the robot to Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio).
Vickie Howell’s latest project for I Love to Create are these snazzy zipper-embellished headbands, an accessory that’s quick enough to whip up for wearing out this weekend.
