Archivo para enero, 2018

NEW PRODUCT – On/Off Power Switch with Status Light “HURRY, FRANK, THERE’S TOO MUCH POWER! We’ll have to cut the circuit before this reactor goes up in smoke!” This simple but effective product is a solution to all your accidental-tourist-stuck-in-a-nuclear-power-plant-that-just-happens-to-be-right-above-a-now-active-volcano

While Roald Hendriks is quite pleased with the build quality of the IKEA DUKTIG play kitchen, it does lack one thing—the ability to say “beep.” This feature was requested by his daughter, who for her third birthday wanted “a

In his latest hack, “Matlek” has come up with an entirely new take on the universal remote, using a pair of rotary encoders instead of an array of buttons to output up to 400 individual signals. One 20-step encoder

In this three-part series from Amy Qian she designs and builds a ban-tar guitar body, fretboard, soundboard, and assembles it all together. In doing so, there’s lots of great step-by-step photos and tips & tricks for other adventures in

A Wisconsin company is pushing the boundaries of implanted chip technology. Fast Company visited and got chipped! I have an RFID, or radio frequency ID, microchip implanted in my hand. Now with a wave, I can unlock doors, fire

It’s been an exceptionally cold winter across the country, and quite frankly, I am over it. To make the remaining winter days more comfortable for myself, I developed these Heated Earmuffs, a stylish winter accessory that stands out and

If you like to make music, but don’t consider yourself particularly talented, YouTuber Make It And Fake It has come up with an innovative solution. Her device uses an Arduino Uno, along with a hobby servo motor to move