Street art google maps, you take photos of street art, geotag them, search/view with a Google map – Link. On a side note, please, please bring back geobloggers! Or something just like it. Related: HOW TO GPS Tag Photos: Flickr, Mappr, Google Earth…. – Link. How to Geotag – Link. HOW TO – geoTag images […]
This is a great way to get rid of all those old magazines you have stacking up. From the crafty artist, “I was inspired to make these after my trip to Chicago in May, except the ones I saw were sheets of magazine paper rolled into tubes. I folded these sheets into ‘slats’, and made […]
Ann Smith makes these great little robo-sculptures from scrap parts and random electronic parts – [via] – Link.
Hurrah! Swap-Bot has not only a new blog but they’ve also created a new Mac widget so you can keep track of upcoming swaps. Don’t forget, you can also create your own swaps via their site. Link.
Alan writes – “The Leaf is an interesting artificial intelligence and vision robotic system. It is open source, software and construction details are available on the Leaf Project Web site.” – [via] – The Leaf project – Link.
If you’re in NY pick up Metro and check out Makers! – Link. Related: Makers introduces you to a brigade of citizen engineers making their own cameras, clocks, airplanes, submarines, musical instruments, weapons, medical equipment, energy- saving devices, robots, and houses. They create their own tools to explore the outer atmosphere, the deep sea, and […]
Ryan writes – “So, I wanted a Nixie clock and I really wanted to design the hardware and program it myself. Most of the kits out there are based around a PIC or some other new, easy to use microcontroller. I thought it would be much more interesting to make a clock powered by an […]
