Computer-Controlled Bubble Blower Will Brighten Your Day
The CNC Bubble Iris is an automated machine to blow precise soap bubbles, with a fast servo and iris-like control mechanism.
The CNC Bubble Iris is an automated machine to blow precise soap bubbles, with a fast servo and iris-like control mechanism.
Maker designed his own bubble machine to keep his kids entertained using some makeshift materials and a little bit of ingenuity.
While it’s great for children, it’s also great for parties and the occasional concert. Drenehtsral’s Makeshift Bubble Machine.
Looking for some outdoorsy fun for the kids? Why not whip up a few of these homemade rainbow bubble cloud makers?
Stuck inside due to freezing weather? Bundle up, bring some bubbles, and watch magic happen! Photos by Angela Kelly via Apartment Therapy
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Inspired by a Jeep’s falling water display, Matt Bell created an Arduino-based bubble display, which turns Jeep’s idea on its head. Matt’s latest version makes a few key improvements that help with the bubble size and steadies the speed at which the bubbles rise.
Sterling Johnson has childhood memories of being fascinated by blowing bubbles, even learning how to make them using only soap and his own hands. At Maker Faire Bay Area 2011 he uses a variety of simple devices to create both massive bubbles and swarms of smaller bubbles.