Happy Stroboscopic Easter
Be mesmerized as EggBot-animated Easter eggs dance before your very eyes.
Continue ReadingBe mesmerized as EggBot-animated Easter eggs dance before your very eyes.
Continue ReadingCliff Stoll had a problem. Lenore and Windell from Evil Mad Scientist had a solution.
Continue ReadingA random pattern egg drawbot built with multiple Arduinos, a couple of servos, stepper motors, limit switches, and Sharpie markers! See it in action.
Continue ReadingMakerBot Industries co-founder Adam “Phooky” Mayer has vowed to build a robot a month in 2013: As midnight approached this New Year’s Eve– as champagne bubbled from uncorked necks and we all prepared for the coming year in various postures of revelry or bleak resignation– I grappled silently with the pivotal question of our time: […]
Continue ReadingAt long last, we have the Egg-Bot Kit in the Maker Shed! What’s an Egg-Bot? It’s an art robot that’s purpose built to draw designs on spherical objects allowing you to create art like never before!
Continue ReadingAnd just when I was getting over my yen for the normal-sized (“chicken?”) eggbot. Like the original, the new Ostrich Eggbot is a spherical-surface plotter, but its capacity has been increased from the original’s 1.25-4.25″ diameter range to 2.25-6.25″. The kits are on-sale now for $250. The original eggbot is still available at $200.
Continue ReadingIt’s a dorky chemistry joke and it’s a pun and it’s an egg. It’s like it was made just for me. Pictured is diethyl ether, which is what most folks are talking about when they say “ether.” But the C-O-C bond is really what makes an ether, and there are infinitely many possible ether eggs if this one does not satisfy your need for them. I am personally holding out for fluoromethyl hexafluoroisopropyl ether eggs. Thank you, Thingiverse user linuxwrangler.
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