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Raspberry Pi Cosmic Ray Detector

Posted on March 16, 2021 by Al Williams

[Marco] has a sodium iodide detector that indicates cosmic radiation by scintillation. The material glows when hit by cosmic rays and, traditionally, a photomultiplier tube detects the photos from the …read more Continue reading Raspberry Pi Cosmic Ray Detector→

Posted in cosmic pi, cosmic ray, Raspberry Pi, Science, scinitllation | Tagged CERN

Raspberry Pi Pico ADC Characterized

Posted on March 16, 2021 by Al Williams

[Markomo] didn’t find much useful information about the Raspberry Pi PIco’s analog to digital converter, so he decided to do some tests to characterize it. Lucky for us, he documented …read more Continue reading Raspberry Pi Pico ADC Characterized→

Posted in adc, analog to digital, News, pico, Raspberry Pi

Photorender your 3D Models

Posted on March 15, 2021 by Al Williams

Of course, you’ll want to take your latest 3D design and print it so you’ll have a physical object. But in some cases, you’d like to have a rendering of …read more Continue reading Photorender your 3D Models→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing, 3d rendering, CAD

Web Pages (and More) via Shortwave

Posted on March 14, 2021 by Al Williams

If you are a ham radio operator, the idea of sending pictures and data over voice channels is nothing new. Hams have lots of techniques for doing that and — …read more Continue reading Web Pages (and More) via Shortwave→

Posted in radio hacks, shortwave, shortwave broadcasts | Tagged Radio

A Different Kind of 3D Printer: Desktop Holograms

Posted on March 13, 2021 by Al Williams

Holograms aren’t new, but a desktop machine that spits them out could be available soon, presuming LitiHolo’s Kickstarter pans out. The machine will have a $1600 retail price and fits …read more Continue reading A Different Kind of 3D Printer: Desktop Holograms→

Posted in 3d Printer hacks, Crowd Funding, desktop hologram, hologram, hologram printer, laser hacks, News

Historical Hackers: Hero Builds Vending Machines

Posted on March 12, 2021 by Al Williams

We tend to think of mechanical contrivances as products of the industrial revolution and true automation as something computers handle. Yet even before computers, automation existed — using timing motors …read more Continue reading Historical Hackers: Hero Builds Vending Machines→

Posted in Featured, greek, hero, Hero of Alexandria, hero's engine, Heron, Heron of Alexandria, history

3D Printer Air Compressor is a Wankel

Posted on March 11, 2021 by Al Williams

We wonder if mechanics are as annoyed when we say “engine” as we get when someone talks about a “computer” or a “radio.” Sure, you know what all three of those words mean, but there are many different kinds of …read more

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Posted in 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing, compressed air engine, rotary engine, wankel rotary engine | Tagged Wankel

3D Printed Lenticular Lens Makes 3D Display

Posted on March 10, 2021 by Al Williams

[Bitluni] has been experimenting with resin printing lenses — in particular, lenticular lenses. You’ve probably seen lenticular lenses before in 3D greeting cards or children’s books. By presenting a slightly different image at different angles, your eyes perceive stereo vision …read more

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Posted in 3d display, 3d Printer hacks, lenticular

Laser Focus Made Easier with IR Filter

Posted on March 10, 2021 by Al Williams

If you’ve used a diode laser engraver or cutter, you know that focus is critical. You’d think it would be relatively simple to get a sharp focus, but it isn’t that simple. [Makers Mashup] shows in a video how to …read more

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Posted in focus, laser, laser cutter, laser engraving, laser hacks | Tagged Filter

Laser Zap That Mosquito

Posted on March 9, 2021 by Al Williams

When we first heard of [Ildar Rakhmatulin’s] plan to use OpenCV on a Raspberry Pi to detect mosquitos and then zap them with a 1 watt laser, we thought it was sort of humorous. However, the paper points out that …read more

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Posted in laser, laser hacks, opencv, pest control, Raspberry Pi | Tagged Mosquito

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