Collaborate Disseminate
It is one thing to make an artistic steampunk display. But [CapeGeek] added an Arduino to make the display come alive. The display has plenty of tubes and wires. The …read more Continue reading SteamPunk Factory Comes to Life with an Arduino
What’s a tachyscope? According to [Daniel Ross], it is an animated display from an alternate timeline circa 1880. The real ones, of course, didn’t have LEDs and microcontrollers. The control …read more Continue reading Dual Channel POV Display also has Nixie Tubes
Vintage typewriters can be beautiful and elegant devices. But there’s a limit to their value if, as with the 1903 Remington owned by [Daniel Ross], they are fire-damaged and have …read more Continue reading Typewriter Mashup Becomes 120-Year-Old Teletype
If [Bob Dylan] had seen [Pgeschwi]’s bike chain clock, it might have influenced the famous song. The clock uses a stepper motor and a bike chain to create a clock …read more Continue reading The Times they are A-Chaining
Laptop screens have come a long way ever since the first LCD-equipped portables hit the market back in the 1980s. But even today’s high-resolution, full-color screens are not ideal for …read more Continue reading 2022 Cyberdeck Contest: Steampunk Cyberdeck is Made From Wood, Leather, Brass and E-Paper
It’s an interesting question: What does one do for a follow-up to building the world’s worst HDMI display? Simple — stick it in a cool steampunk-inspired case and call it …read more Continue reading Barely HDMI Display Gets a Steampunk-Inspired Enclosure
Computer mice, like computers themselves, used to be built almost solely in hideous beige designs. These days, things are a bit more stylish, but they’re still largely following a simple …read more Continue reading Hand-Built Metal Mouse is Beautifully Engraved
The steampunk aesthetic can take on many forms, and while pipes, valves, and boilers can look great, having complicated machinery with lots of moving parts really makes your project shine. …read more Continue reading Maakrapu is a Buggy Drawn by a Five-Legged Beast
We don’t really think anyone in the Victorian era had a COSMAC Elf — the homebrew computer based around the RCA 1802 CPU. But if they did, it might have …read more Continue reading Queen Victoria’s Secret (Teletype and COSMAC Elf)
Steampunk announces another leadership addition to its technology capabilities practice. Alan Crouch recently joined Steampunk as the DevSecOps Practice Lead. “Alan has spent the past two decades of his career at the epicenter for development and… Continue reading Alan Crouch joins Steampunk as the DevSecOps Practice Lead