Built by Associate Professor Yojiro Ishino of the Nagoya Institute of Technology, this giant camera took six months to build and has reportedly been certified by the Guinness Book of World Records as the camera with the record-holding highest number of lenses. It’s about 3 inches high and 18.5 inches across, and was built to study flames by capturing them simultaneously from as many angles as possible. [via Neatorama]
MAKE subscriber Michael C. Reilly writes – As a followup to our Geek Wreath from a few years ago, we decided to make a Geek Tree inspired by the velleman 3D tree kit. Construction was funded by our new company Neighborhood Workshop. Nice. Added bonus – looks like it can fold up and be stored […]
Tuppence of Momfetti shares a great story of bringing an idea for a project to fruition with this beautiful sewn paper bird and nest she created for her mother-in-law. The project itself is gorgeous, but her story behind taking her original vision and working through several variations until finally finding one that worked is what […]
Researchers from Delft University of Technology have assembled inexpensive alternatives to costly scientific sensors using the Nintendo Wiimote.
I opened my beekeeping store in downtown San Francisco in June, and I’ve found that everyone loves beekeepers or bees, and that beekeepers are serious makers.
Turn manila envelopes into decorative paper stars for light strings.
A simple 3D printed servo mount to house the Parallax Ping))) sensor. Servo Mount for Sonar Sensor
