Bangkok Makers Use IoT for Sustainability Solutions
The Southeast Asia Makerthon 2016 continues in Bangkok where teams look at ways logistics and IoT can prevent needless waste.
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Sculptural Clocks Are Perfect Fusion of Analog and Digital
Bernie Rohde became obsolete as a TV repairman almost 30 years ago, having only gone to school for analog appliance repair. To catch up to a growing tech world, he decided to teach himself how to build digital circuits. He liked to play around with components, so he built exploded views of what was going […]
Tell Time with this 3D Printed Portable Sundial
Sundials have been used to tell time for thousands of years. People have been able to tell you what time of day it is pretty accurately with just a stick (known as a style), a shadow, and some markings on the ground. Nowadays, not many people know how to read sundials and many prefer digital watches […]
littleBits Releases MIDI and USB I/O Modules, Connects Analog and Digital Instruments
LittleBits, purveyors of the simple-to-use electronic components with magnetic connectors, is releasing some brand new bits to expand its music capabilities: a MIDI module, a USB I/O module, and a CV module. Musical makers now have the ability to connect their littleBits Synth Kit to any musical equipment they want! In collaboration with KORG, littleBits launched […]
A Microsoft Paint Figure Drawing Class
Artist, prankster, and F.A.T. Lab member Aram Bartholl will hold a very unique figure drawing class using only a classic version on Microsoft Paint and a mouse to draw a live model!
Aisling Smyth’s Award-Winning Embroidered CV
Ironically, Smyth’s CV is turning out to not be so embellished after all.
Catherine Tipping’s Embroidered Digital Portraits
Artist Catherine Tipping created this series of fascinating portraits called “Filter,” which questions how digital images communicate differently from photographs.
