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Emergency Bolt-Action Launcher for EpiPens

Posted on April 16, 2026 by Ian Bos

Imagine you and your friend are enjoying a nice sunny day, and BAM — they start to have a severe allergic reaction to who knows what. You have an EpiPen, …read more Continue reading Emergency Bolt-Action Launcher for EpiPens→

Posted in air cannon, air compressor, epipen, Medical hacks

MotoGP Rubber = Better Climbing?

Posted on April 15, 2026 by Ian Bos

Walking on grass, it’s easy, no matter the shoe. How about an inclined trail? Some hiking shoes or nice tennis shoes will do the trick. How about climbing a mountain? …read more Continue reading MotoGP Rubber = Better Climbing?→

Posted in material science, rock climbing, wearable hacks | Tagged Climbing, MotoGP, Motorcycle, Rubber

Ski Slopes for Laser Imaging

Posted on April 14, 2026 by Ian Bos

Lasers are cool and all, but they can be somewhat difficult to control at times. This is especially true when you have hundreds, thousands, or millions of lasers you need …read more Continue reading Ski Slopes for Laser Imaging→

Posted in friggin lasers, laser hacks, lasers, Mitre, Quantum Computing, qubit, Science

From Lunar Dust to Breathable Air

Posted on April 13, 2026 by Ian Bos

Moon missions are hot again for the first bit since the space race. While the previous period had us land on the big lunar rock, the missions of tomorrow have …read more Continue reading From Lunar Dust to Breathable Air→

Posted in lunar dust, moon base, nasa, Space | Tagged Blue Origin, Moon

A Nebula Straight from the Stars to Your Table

Posted on April 1, 2026 by Ian Bos

Space may truly be the final frontier, but maybe that frontier can be closer than you thought. Pictures of nebulae and planets bring the colorful sights of deep space right …read more Continue reading A Nebula Straight from the Stars to Your Table→

Posted in aerospace, high powered rockets, nasa, Space | Tagged Moon, Nebula, Satellite

Retro Open Source Camera Straight from the ’90s

Posted on March 30, 2026 by Ian Bos

In our modern society, we have started to take the humble camera for granted. Perhaps because of this, trendy standalone cameras have started to take off. Unfortunately, most of the …read more Continue reading Retro Open Source Camera Straight from the ’90s→

Posted in 3d printed camera, camera, digital cameras hacks, open-source, pi zero, Raspberry Pi

Stadia Controller Reborn as Bluetooth Gamepad Adapter

Posted on March 25, 2026 by Ian Bos

Tech has a problem, an e-waste problem. Google is a common offender when it comes to this, creating a product just to end support a couple of years later. Thankfully, …read more Continue reading Stadia Controller Reborn as Bluetooth Gamepad Adapter→

Posted in 360 controller, games, peripherals hacks, retro, Stadia | Tagged Bluetooth

Venus Flytrap Takes Ride Through a Particle Accelerator

Posted on March 24, 2026 by Ian Bos

In the blue corner, we have the VENUS FLYTRAP! In the red corner, we have the underdog of the century, AN ENTIRE PARTICLE ACCELERATOR. Yes, you read that right. When …read more Continue reading Venus Flytrap Takes Ride Through a Particle Accelerator→

Posted in Biology, Cellular biology, particle accelerator, Science | Tagged Radiation

A Simple Switch for Simply too much Current

Posted on March 23, 2026 by Ian Bos

A switch is simple: connect two pieces of metal together and bam! Except, it’s not that simple at high currents. How much current? Just about 400 car batteries worth would …read more Continue reading A Simple Switch for Simply too much Current→

Posted in 3d printed switch, car battery, high current, high voltage, styropyro

A Smart Printer Enclosure for the Open Source World

Posted on March 15, 2026 by Ian Bos

3D printing has had its time to spread its wings into the everyday home, yet many of those homes lack the proper ventilation to prevent the toxic VOCs from escaping. …read more Continue reading A Smart Printer Enclosure for the Open Source World→

Posted in 3d printer enclosure, 3d Printer hacks, 3D Printing, open hardware, VOC, VOC detection

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