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March 11, 2015
Maker Pro Challenge Accepted: Use PSoC 4 BLE for Your Next IoT Project
You probably won't immediately recognise the name Cypress, but with the release of their PSoC 4 BLE kit they're doing something intriguing.
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Paint the Town with Homemade Sidewalk Paints
With hints of spring in the air in so many places across the country this week, it’s definitely a good time to start planning for those warm weather activities. The next time the sun shines, make a craft date with your creative kids and spend the afternoon whipping up a […]
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New Project: Custom Project Enclosure
You have just finished building an awesome electronics project. Now you need to find a housing for it. You could just stick it in a plain plastic box. But project enclosures that you buy from a store are expensive and are rarely the right size. So why not build your […]
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Cardboard X-Wing Crashes in Suburban Front Yard
What does a real star wars fan do when there is a new movie pending, and Halloween is just around the corner? If you’re Christian Ackerman, you build a full-sized X-wing, complete with blinking lights and a cockpit that opens. According to Christian’s video, the major things needed for this […]
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Maker Profile: The New York Times R&D Lab
How the makers at The New York Times are inventing the
future of media
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March 10, 2015
Milling Master Makes Mesmerizing Machine Masterpieces
Chris Bathgate has been making incredibly detailed and finely machined sculptures for several years. When we saw him, we were immediately infatuated with his work, and have kept an eye on him since. Recently, he has been exploring new methods such as 3D printing, and even creating works of art […]
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How Almost Dying Made Me Want to Bring Cheap Computers to the World
I was paralyzed. I had never felt this complete and utter helplessness before in my life as I lay there, listening to my friend trying to negotiate a ride to an airstrip to get me out of the remote village in Ghana where I had just been diagnosed with cerebral […]
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3 Steps for Licensing Your 3D Prints
Michael Weinberg and his team over at Public Knowledge, have been working hard to keep the internet and other emerging technologies like 3D printing from being overly restricted and closed to citizens of the world. Now Michael and his team have created a whitepaper to help all of us know what […]
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A Legal Guide To Licensing Your 3D Printed Files
Michael Weinberg and his team over at Public Knowledge, have been working hard to keep the internet and other emerging technologies like 3D printing from being overly restricted and closed to citizens of the world. Now Michael and his team have created a whitepaper to help all of us know what […]
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Upcycle Old fishing lures To Make Earings
Need a gift for a special someone with pierced ears? Skip the jewelry store and head straight for your tackle box with this ingenious jewelry hack for turning fishing lures into earrings from Kerry of the tragic whale! Simply snip off the hooks and swivels from the lures, then just […]
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