The PING))) ultrasonic sensor is a really easy way to measure distance with a micro-controller. All you have to do is hook up 3 wires and upload some code. These sensors are great for robots, alarm systems, or any other application that requires some type of measurement or obstacle avoidance. Don’t forget to check out […]
Here is a brand new version of the popular potato cannon built by the DeRose family and shown at this years Maker Faire. Check out their website for more details. To download The Potato Gatling Gun MP4 click here or subscribe in iTunes.
Learn how to modify the classic Rumble Robot toy with an Arduino. Thanks go to Dino Segovis for this Weekend Project from Maker Faire. To download The Arduino Rumble Robots MP4 click here or subscribe in iTunes.
Designing and offering a new invention usually requires making a model of what you have created. Perry Kaye explains the art of Frankenstein Prototyping and shows us a new invention and how he built it in this Weekend Project from Maker Faire.
Take a peek inside MAKE, Volume 18 in the preview video highlighting some of our favorite projects. It’s all about remaking America with DIY energy, home and garden, and electronics projects. We’re thrilled to bring you this collection of great projects, perfect for your summer MAKEcation. You can start reading MAKE right now if you’re […]
Here’s an easy hack for your Maker’s Notebook that’s sure to get noticed: Buy some thermochromic liquid crystal (LC) film and attach it to the cover! Originally I bought LC film from US suppliers and tried gluing it on. I tested three different adhesives (3M Super77, DAP Weldwood Contact Cement, and Elmer’s Craft Glue) and […]
I’m really happy that I caught a performance by Isaac “Shovelman” Frankle at Maker Faire. It’s amazing what you can do with a shovel, a few pedals, and a lot of talent. Check out Shovelman on MySpace. Hopefully he will have a CD soon! See you at the next Maker Faire! Subscribe to the MAKE […]
