Collaborate Disseminate
There’s just something so pleasing about scaled-down electronic replicas, and this adorable 3D printed pedestrian crossing light by [sjm4306] is no exception. Although a little smaller than its real-world counterpart, …read more Continue reading Don’t Walk Past This 3D Printed Pedestrian Crossing Light
Most makerspaces and hackerspaces have one night per week or month where the ‘space is open to the public in order to entice new people into joining up. Whereas most …read more Continue reading Scrolling Name Badge Is Sure to Break the Ice
Given how important our Sun is, our ancestors can be forgiven for seeing it as a god. And even now that we know what it actually is and how it …read more Continue reading Tiny Talisman Warns Wearer About UV Exposure
Let’s face it — waking up is rough no matter what time of year it is. But the darkness of fall and winter makes it so much worse. In the …read more Continue reading ‘Tiny Wake-Up Light Is Hugely Bright
Crowdfunding hardware has its own unique challenges, and [Uri Shaked] wrote a fascinating report that goes into excellent detail about his experience bringing a crowdfunded hardware project to life. [Uri]’s …read more Continue reading Successfully Crowdfunded Hardware: Everything Behind The Scenes
To celebrate getting his second vaccine dose [Paul Klinger] combined two of our favorite things — blinking lights and wearable tech — to create an awesome mRNA vaccine badge. The …read more Continue reading Celebrate mRNA Vaccine With This Badge That Blinks the Nucleotide Code
Geeks of a certain vintage will have fond memories of games that were simplistic by today’s standards, but drew one in all the same. Their low fidelity graphics were often …read more Continue reading Custom Compression Squeezes Classic Computer Choruses Into A Tiny Controller
Over the years we’ve seen plenty of homebrew handheld game systems that combine an AVR microcontroller, a few buttons, and an small OLED display. We’ve even seen some of them …read more Continue reading DIY Handheld Game Puts its Brains on a Removable Cart
Rolling your own digital picture frame that loads images from an SD card and displays them on an LCD with a modern microcontroller like the ESP32 is an afternoon project, …read more Continue reading An OLED Photo Frame Powered by the ATtiny85
The vast majority of us are satisfied with a standard, base ten display for representing time. Fewer of us like to be a bit old-fashioned and use a dial with …read more Continue reading A Perfect Clock For Any Hacker’s Ohm