viewing Tony Stark wave his hands to manipulate projected constructs is an ever-approaching reality — at least in terms of gesture-tracking. lift — a prototype built by a team from
[Craig Turner] shows that simplicity can be surprisingly interesting. He linked up different colors of blinking LEDs in a grid. There’s no controller, however the startup voltage differences between colors
When the very first two prototype components noted are paperclips as well as Post-it notes you understand it’s going to be good. The problem: one shower stall at work with
holy cr*p guys… we were impressed by the quantity of positive feedback that was left in the comments section of our last article. We have been featured by Slashdot ! We got
As a neighborhood has grown up around the 8-bit microcomputers of the 1980s, there have been some beautifully crafted rebuilds of traditional machines to take advantage of newer hardware or
definitely a blown light bulb can’t kill a microwave oven, right? You may not expect it to, however that was undoubtedly the root cause of a issue that [mikeselecticstuff] just
[Jeremy Blum] converted his 2013 open Hardware summit badge, also known as the BADGEr, into an ePaper weather station. We’ve looked at the 2013 OHS badge in the past, and
After [yohanes] chosen up a toy at a lawn sale – a leap Frog Letter factory Phonics – he believed he might do better. The toy originally asked a kid
While you’re trying to find up with an concept for your next job this guy’s been building his own helicopter from whatever parts he can find. He’s just one of
[Alessandro] sent us a link to his post about a PRU software VGA rasterizer. It’s not the easiest read, but we think it’s worth your time. The gist of his background