Our client was an individual with multiple sclerosis, an autoimmune disease that targets the covering on the axons of neurons, damaging connections to the brain and spinal cord. Our client...
Posted by CJJ
Categories: Computers & Mobile, Hacks | No Comments
The desk receives event notifications over the network and alters its color and pattern to provide those notifications to the user. The combination of color and location can be used...
Posted by Michael LaGrasta
Categories: Computers & Mobile, Furniture | 1 Comment
Connect a shirt pocket “amplified listener” hearing aid with an in-car FM transmitter, and you’ve got a wireless bug. Tuck them inside a hollowed-out book with the mic concealed by...
Posted by David Simpson
Categories: Fun & Games | No Comments
Remote-start your ride from any distance, sans key fob.
Posted by Eric Merrill
Categories: Arduino, Home | No Comments
These instructions will teach anyone that reads these how to make a drawdio with spare parts. It will cost $0-10 to make this little noisemaker. All of the parts can...
Posted by William Anderson
Categories: Electronics, Kids & Family | No Comments
Powering a TV remote with the sun means you won’t have to buy batteries every six months to surf from your sofa. Low-voltage devices that use power only occasionally, like...
Posted by Paul Spinrad
Categories: Electronics, Energy | 1 Comment
By Sean M. Montgomery and Ira M. Laefsky Excerpted from a Primer on Biosensing in MAKE Volume 26. When you experience an arousing stimulus, like an evocative question, a startling...
Posted by Sean Montgomery
Categories: Electronics, Science | 3 Comments
Take stunning photographs of objects in motion with the stroboscope.
Posted by Nicole Catrett
Categories: Photography & Video | No Comments
Use a solar-powered motor and a shade to follow the sun, maximizing its energy.
Posted by Thomas Hughes
Categories: Energy | No Comments
Mod a flatbed scanner to take photos that deconstruct time and motion.
Posted by Mike Golembewski
Categories: Photography & Video, Electronics | No Comments
Add flashing LEDs to your backpack for fun and safety.
Posted by Becky Stern
Categories: Electronics, Arduino | No Comments
Explore the fine art of making Frankenmice.
Posted by Gareth Branwyn
Categories: Robotics | No Comments
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