Just when you thought that people had squeezed the last drop of creativity out of Microsoft's Kinect, something like this comes along. It's a stu
Aug. 17, 2011 - If you’re like me, you love watching TV, but there are just some celebrities who you’d rather not hear about--especially the ones you hear talked about
Jul. 29, 2011 - How many times has an awesome rock song come on the radio that you just happen to know every bass-, drum-, and guitar-line to? You inevitably start playing
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Since we love the ever-popular Arduino, we've scoured the vast reaches of the interweb and unearthed the best Arduino projects just for you. The Arduino is an
Wook Chang of Seoul based Sensible UI tipped us off to their new open source multitouch project called OpenMT. The project is comprised of both software and hardware tools that allow you to combine re
To test his new skills with his Arduino, [Ben] decided that he would build a robot. With no particular need to fill other than the need to build something cool he chose to build himself a tree climbing robot. He designed the body of the robot in Google Sketchup before beginning the build.
Mon projet domotique de jauge de niveau pour cuve de récupération d'eau de pluie à base d'Arduino.
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It was around the time I was introduced to working with Arduino for interactive project development that I discovered MakerBot Industries and I was very impressed with the creation of their 3D printer using open source technology. I also remember when they announced 20 MakerBot kits which were to be made available for public purchase, and now as a small business they’ve come a very long way. With now around 4000 MakerBots in use across the world, people are using this clever and easy to use technology to print out and use 3D creations for creative projects or even useful around the house needs.
The greatest update from MakerBot is that they have managed to harness the use of Microsofts Kinect which works as a 3D Scanner, the perfect buddy for their 3D printers, which is an incredible step up in their 3D rendering and printing development allowing them to scan real world objects and render them in 3D plastic representations. The use of the Kinect has grown throughout the open source community and thanks to hackers who began to develop the firmware hack for this device we are on the way to see the full potential of the 3D detection and spacial information that these cameras can offer us.
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The Quaduino NG & AeroQuad RC projects both make use of Arduino boards to operate & stabilize 4-rotor helicopter (aka 'quadrocopter') designs. Looks like a fun one to have completed once Spring time
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Cette semaine on introduit un module Hardware OpenSource ultra cool: le Arduino
The Arduino Mega ADK has been in the Maker Shed for a couple of weeks now and we finally have sufficient quantities to blog about it! It looks just like an Arduino Mega 2560 except it has an integrate
Cuno Pfister's Getting Started with the Internet of Things is now available in the Maker SHED. This new book from MAKE and O'Reilly (and illustrated by MAKE's own Marc de Vinck) shows you how to creat
You know how when you were a kid, the box something came in was almost as fun as the toy itself? Well, that doesn't have
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I have no taste in art—if you tell me a piece is good, I'll have to take your word for it. But I know how good Like This is because it tells me exactly how many other people like it too.
Knock Clock est un projet qui a été réalisé au CIID Summer School 2011 à Cohenague au Danemark. Des participants développent des projets autour de
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