Remember that old Connect 4 game sitting in your basement/closet/chest/Batcave? You’ve always wanted to upcycle that into a functioning binary clock utilizing the awesome powers of an Arduino, haven’t you?...
Posted by Michael Esposito
Categories: Arduino, Home | No Comments
Create high-voltage sparks using nothing more than falling water as the source of energy.
Posted by Matthew Gryczan
Categories: Science | 2 Comments
This guide will describe the steps required to build Skull Ball, a DIY interactive game using a teensy microcontroller and a Sharp IR sensor to count ping-pong balls being thrown...
Posted by Matt Roy
Categories: Fun & Games, Home | No Comments
A few years back I built a giant Pac-Man costume at the last minute, but it wasn’t good enough for a tinkerer, so I figured that there had to be...
Posted by Matthew Varas
Categories: Electronics, Home | No Comments
I know a little girl who has wanted to be a robot for as long as she can remember — a dancing robot, to be precise. The best thing about...
Posted by Brookelynn Morris
Categories: Craft, Home, Kids & Family | No Comments
No matter how many fancy cat toys they have, there is nothing in this world that makes my cats happier than a good old fashioned cardboard box. So, taking a...
Posted by Haley Pierson-Cox
Categories: Craft, Furniture, Paper Crafts | No Comments
If you’re growing your own fruit and vegetables, or just trying to eat food that’s produced locally, you come across one obvious problem: when something is in season, you have...
Posted by Abe Connally
Categories: Energy | No Comments
Heat your pool by using hula hoops and the sun.
Posted by Edward Hujsak
Categories: Fun & Games | 1 Comment
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