Ever wondered what info is stored on the magnetic-striped cards in your wallet? This project shows you how to make a magstripe reader for less than $40.
You can easily build a 5-in-one network cable with a single CAT5 cable and a handful of attachments. You'll never be without a needed cable again.
Here's how to build a rig to attach a film camera to a kite line for low-tech aerial photography.
Build an open source DIY powered respirator for less than $100 that's lighter and quieter than commercial PAPRs.
Code and sew a plush, interactive, wearable companion robot.
Our sweet new kit makes learning programming and electronics quick, easy, and fun — with ready-made code and plug-in cartridges.
Surprise the family by making a quick but dazzling LED star topper with Oxocard and a Pixelmatrix Cartridge. Programming not required, but easy to customize!
The Brooklyn Evening Star, January 24, 1843: “The world is indebted to this inventor, who is not only American, but an American Lady!”
Make EMF radiation audible and listen in to the silent backbone of our electronics society with an EMF audio amplifier.
Make a mysterious, sci-fi inspired, glowy ring using LED filaments.
You can use projection mapping to create a spooky display that’s sure to impress all your candy-seeking visitors — and it won’t cost you a cent.
Print, build, and animate your own musical ghosts using Bottango’s free animatronic software.
