At normal listening distances, an array of twelve speakers arranged on the faces of a dodecahedron is a very good approximation of a point sound source, and the sound waves...
Posted by Sean Michael Ragan
Categories: Music, 3D Printing | No Comments
This project uses a Freeduino (Arduino clone) microcontroller, Python code, a couple of motors with attached mirrors, and a laser pointer to create patterns (Lissajous Figures) that are in sync...
Posted by Mahesh Venkitachalam
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Instructions for making your own Arc Reactor, similar to what Tony Stark wears in Iron Man. I’ll give you a general idea of how I built it, along with how...
Posted by Eric Weinhoffer
Categories: Electronics | No Comments
You can use my Light Up Halloween B circuit board to light up a candy dish or anything you desire. This one is for Halloween with a skeleton wreath and...
Posted by Steven Robert Cypherd
Categories: Art & Design, Electronics | No Comments
You can use infrared diodes to light up your people when you get close to them. When your transmitter activates their detector their lights light up, and their transmitter lights...
Posted by Steven Robert Cypherd
Categories: Electronics, Home | No Comments
The starting point of this project is an easy-to-handle video false color device, sound reactive and also suitable for a DJ. The input signal can be a PAL/NTSC video camera...
Posted by Bertoa
Categories: Electronics, Photography & Video | No Comments
Get your shades on … these SMDs are bright! Are you a beginner who wants to learn surface-mount soldering? This is the kit for you. Designed by young maker Joey...
Posted by Joe Hudy
Categories: Arduino, Electronics | 1 Comment
Kids of all types need an easy way into electronics or they will get confused or bored with it. Putting electronics into simple blocks that the kids can play with...
Posted by Steven Robert Cypherd
Categories: Electronics | 1 Comment
Star trails are the paths left by stars as seen from the earth. As the earth spins, the stars appear to move and circle in the sky. To capture the...
Posted by Sergio
Categories: Arduino, Photography & Video | No Comments
This is a great, easy project! This project is also a first prize winner in the 2012 Instructables Robot Contest! This little submersible uses 3 DC motors and a nine-volt...
Posted by Tommy Hill
Categories: Electronics, Robotics | No Comments
A few days ago, a friend told me that he saw a similar project on ThisIsWhyImBroke.com, and asked me to build one. Unfortunately, like my green lantern ring, I forgot...
Posted by jduffy105
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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
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