MAKE contributor David Prochnow has a piece on PopSci DIY about making visible and audible object finders out of the receivers found in RadioShack ZipZaps micro RC cars and Atmel ATtiny13 chips. These electronic finder remotes always seem more trouble than they’re worth — technology that sounds good on paper… But your mileage may vary. […]
Mute01 adds faders to the Arduino Pocket Piano for additional noise control. Nice mod – this starts to shows how much potential the synth has beyond its onboard controls. Arduino Pocket Piano Synth Kit
Rachel Wright makes the most fantastic anatomical art dresses, bringing anatomy to fashion in such a poetic and lovely way. More: Anatomical Fashion on the runway Skeleton Cardigan – CRAFT Video Podcast part 1, part 2, pattern
Inspired by the Brain Machine project, Jason created brain entrainment software for iPhone – Simply select the duration of the session and your desired state of mind and MindPulse will use flashing light and binaural beats to entrain your brain from its current state and into the state you have selected. Very cool! I officially […]
This is what happens when a couple of light-sensitive Thingamagoop analog synthesizers scan a blog. I’d love it if someone would compose a song on an incredibly long webpage for them to play!
Nice Boxee write up at Gizmodo, how-to max out Apple TV’s potential with Boxee… This is a guide that, if followed, will unchain your Apple TV from its cruel iTunes tether, turning it into the useful living room conduit of music, video and web-based content it should have been all along via the media center […]
Slides (PDF) of the WattzOn presentation at the Web 2.0 Summit… MacArthur Fellow, Dr. Saul Griffith will demonstrate a new, free digital application that allows anyone to more broadly understand their real energy footprint. The rich online audit calculates personal energy consumption from flying, driving, powering a home, eating, shopping, working and even one’s share […]
