This Week in Making: Minecraft, Hyperloop, and Disabling Drones
The past week microsoft announced a minecraft for educators, the Hyperloop had its first public demo, and we learned how to disable a drone.
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This Week in Making: Cyborg Eyeballs, Quantum Computers, and Coffee
This past week we contemplated what we’d do with a quantum computer, debated replacing the lenses in our eyeballs, and drank too much coffee.
Let’s Start Hacking Brains
Hacking the brain is a frontier that’s touchy to explore. But it’s one where home-built gadgets can play an important role.
Join the Enable Makeathon and Help Build Assistive Technology
Design assistive technology for people in low income or rural areas for a chance to win cash prizes.
Molecule Printing Technology Could Make Drug Printing a Reality
Dr. Martin D. Burke and a team of chemists at the University of Illinois may have brought us one giant step closer to 3D printing on the molecular level. Small molecules are the low molecular weight organic compounds that make up such things as pharmaceuticals, agricultural chemicals, and electronic components like LEDs and photovoltaic solar […]
3D Printing Using Genetically Modified Bacteria and Orange Juice
Biohacking is the next big thing, but people aren’t just talking about it anymore, they’re using it to 3d print objects.
Origami Microscope for Just 50 Cents
The Foldscope is a disposable paper microscope that uses tiny spherical lenses. And it costs 50 cents.
