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Eleksen intros FM Radio, iPod, and Bluetooth smart fabric modules
Eleksen intros FM Radio, iPod, and Bluetooth smart fabric modules Filed under: Portable Audio, Wireless Eleksen‘s newest “Common Interface” technology doesn’t do you much good without modules to...
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Japanese engineers turn old mobile phones into new PCs
Japanese engineers turn old mobile phones into new PCs Recycling gadgets is going to become a high-profile issue in the coming years, since we’re not doing it enough. A team of Japanese engineers at...
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R4DS: Homebrew on the Nintendo DS, Not Just Piracy
R4DS: Homebrew on the Nintendo DS, Not Just Piracy By Brady Forrest R4DS (Revolution For DS) lets you load and run Nintendo DS applications from your computer. These applications, either pirated or...
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DIY’er creates homegrown mini mech
DIY’er creates homegrown mini mech Filed under: Robots We’ve seen mechs of all shapes and sizes, but typically, they either aren’t for sale or are priced right out of most budgets. Thankfully, Andres...
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Life Spectulatrix – Augmented Architectures
Life Spectulatrix – Augmented Architectures Video Here’s one of Augmented Architecture’s prototypes that I saw at the ACADIA07 earlier this year. “Life Spectulatrix” is an evolutionary physical skin...
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‘milk’ by Carsten Nicolai
» milch « (2000) by Carsten… »milch« (2000) by Carsten Nicolai. The basis of milch (milk) is a series of experiments, which examine the relationship between order and disorder by means of a surface of...
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Edgard Varêse and Le Corbusier «Poême électronique», 1958
Poême électronique 1958 First presented at the 1958 Brussels Worlds Fair with 425 speakers placed throughout the famous Philips pavilion, the placement of the speakers and design of the building gave...
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Vintage TVs – Planetarium Projectors – Giant Screens
Weekend Inspiration: Vintage TVs – Planetarium Projectors – Giant Screens I could not help but post these. How can you resist a Zeiss Mark I planetarium projector, a 1929 French Semivisor or a 150 foot...
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Build Your Own War Bot – Wired How-To Wiki
Build Your Own War Bot – Wired How-To Wiki Take a look at how drastically warfare has changed in the last decade and you’ll understand why the U.S. military is increasingly turning to robots to do its...
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Paper Circuits
Paper Circuits Leah Buckley made these really impressive paper circuits using ‘computational sketches made with paper, conductive paint, magnetic paint, and magnets’. via NYC Resistor
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