This Gorgeous Mermaid Tail Lights Up Underwater
This gorgeous tail built by Erin St. Blaine is the only waterproof swimmable LED mermaid tail in the world.
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The Cybernetics of Knitting
Artist and “circuitry seamstress” Teresa Lamb translates knitting into musical feedback.
Winter Is Coming: Make a Heated Beanie Using Carbon Fiber
Learn how to harness the conductive capabilities of carbon fiber with this beanie — it’s like an electronic blanket for your noggin.
Live the Legend of Invisible Giants with These Eyeball Foot Stilts
Cameras built into the bottom of stilts let you see the world the way legendary invisible giants did.
Coin Cell Sized MetaWearC Packs Power to Target Wearables Market
Size, battery life, and communications are starting to converge towards the stage where the wearables objects are not just possible, but usable. The new MetaWearC board isn’t just riding that trend, it’s leading it.
Ready to Wearable: How to Select and Use Sensors
Kate Hartman shows you how to choose sensors for your wearable projects in an excerpt from her book Make: Wearable Electronics.
Fun Things to CNC: Disco Ball, Hummingbird, and Millennium Falcon
Chocolate Millennium Falcons? Yes please. We asked our friends at Other Machine Co. for fun projects they like to make with their new Othermill, a desktop CNC mill for cutting circuit boards and other small projects. Here’s what they’re making lately in their shop in San Francisco. Chocolate Millennium Falcon By Ed Lewis Chocolate may not […]
