We Love These Tiny Embroidered Skeletons
Artist Britt Hutchinson (Tiny Cup Needleworks) has amassed quite the following with her charmingly teeny tiny embroidery.
Month: March 2017
Oakland’s Open Insulin Project Aims to Disrupt Diabetes
Medical patents typically last 20 years, but because of minor yet regular advancements to the insulin production process, these patents have been maintained for nearly a century. Biohackers working on the Open Insulin Project are now working to come up with their own protocol to create the compound that diabetics have relied on since 1922. […]
Fabricate Your Own Threaded Parts with Taps and Dies
Screws and bolts are simple options for fastening two pieces of material together. How would you go about making your own?
Catching Up with Josef Prusa at the SXSW Interactive Innovation Awards
Josef Prusa shares his enthusiasm with us at SXSW, where he was nominated for an Interactive Innovation Award.
5 Labs That Use 3D Printing for Biohacking Projects
When it comes to fabricating with cells, these groups are leading the charge with DIY bioprinters and innovative methods.
The MakeShift Challenge: Save a Man Stuck in a Fissure
Can you save a man, with a broken leg, who’s stuck in a fissure that’s filling up with toxic gas?
Build Your Own Vacuum Chamber for Under $30
YouTuber Chris Notap builds a tabletop vacuum chamber from a discarded scroll compressor and common household items.
