Collaborate Disseminate
Humans have an innate knack for identifying food that is fit to eat. There’s a reason you instinctively enjoy fresh fruit and vegetables, but find maggot-infested rotting flesh offputting, for …read more Continue reading Detecting Ripeness in Fruit and Vegetables Via Neural Networks
If there’s one thing that gives us joy here at Hackaday it’s a story of audio silliness. There is a rich vein of dubious products aimed at audiophiles which just beg to be made fun of, and once in a while we oblige. But sometimes an odd piece of audio …read more
Continue reading Organic Audio: Putting Carrots as Audio Couplers To The Test
One of our favorite turnips, oops, citizen scientists [The Thought Emporium], has released his second Grab Bag video which can also be seen after the break. [The Thought Emporium] dips into a lot of different disciplines as most of us are prone to do. Maybe one of his passions will get your creative juices flowing and inspire your next project. Or maybe it will convince some clever folks to take better notes so they can share with the rest of the world.
Have you ever read a recipe and thought, “What if I did the complete opposite?” In chemistry lab …read more
Continue reading Casein, Cello, Carrotinet, and Copper Oxide, Science Grab Bag