How to Program a Quadruped Robot with Arduino
Legged robots are tougher to build than wheeled robots, but the advantages can be worth it! Learn more about how to build quadruped robots.
Month: November 2016
A Moving Visit to Maker Camp
A group of us went there to meet with volunteers from AT&T to help out at an afternoon Maker Camp site in Oakland.
7 Inspired Pens You Can Turn on a Lathe
The invention of writing has transformed mankind in ways that we likely can’t fully appreciate. From being able to accurately pass information down from one generation to another, to simply remembering what to get at the grocery store, it plays such an integral role in our lives that we don’t even really notice it. That […]
Tricycling “Toddler” Serves as Chauffeur in This Creepy Costume
Every year Mark Vandiepenbos has been ups the ante for his daughter’s Halloween costumes.
How to Free Frozen Bolts, Nuts, and Screws
A rundown of some common methods for freeing frozen fasteners.
Math Monday: Geometric Paper Flowers
Geometric shapes make for psychadelic flowers in this week’s Math Monday.
Upgrading a Foosball Table with Salvaged Scraps
Harry Silvio found a beat up foosball table in the trash and decided to make something amazing out of it.
