Peter writes – “London’s Cybersonica sound art show is a Maker’s paradise: 3D etch-a-sketch machines that make music, motion-tracked performers as shadow puppet monsters, open-source 3D engines for sculpting sound, elaborate contraptions for recording sound onto tape, floating disco “satellites”, and lots of other goodies have invaded this London record store. Create Digital Music will […]
The somewhat moddable and hackable WiFi enabled robo-bunnies will perform along with 100 others at the Web Flash Festival on May 27th – [via] – Link. Related: Nabaztag WiFi bunny hacking – Link.
Here’s a low tech drawing cup project, might be fun to make a few dozens of these and let them loose – “Diane once taught a class in which a young student came up with the idea of attaching pens and a motor to a cup. Diane liked how the pens work as “legs” for […]
Ken writes “WEP password, meet oil landscape. Recycle that old painting into a functional piece of tech decor. Keep your network protected while your house guests can surf the ‘net and admire art.” – Link.
Mikey is having a lot of fun with the RFID enabled fire trampoline (as seen at the Maker Faire). Here are some new photos and videos – Link.
Rotwang writes – “I’m not into miniatures myself but this site has neat how-to’s on creating some interesting things and I can see how the techniques could be applied to some other artsy things.” – Link.
Rob Seward is trying to see if random numbers can be changed by some type of global conscience, I’m hoping that there is a circuit diagram on how to make these somewhere, would be fun to make one – “The CONSCIOUSNESS FIELD RESONATOR is a scientific instrument based on ESP research performed primarily at Princeton […]
