?Alt?hough we here at Make definitely endorse the creative use of conductive materials, we probably wouldnt suggest eating this sandwich for lunch.
Published: August 20th, 2008
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool
It seems the Animal Detection Team has been conducting a bit more experimentation involving their aptly named Animal Detector imaging device -
This past week, we took the device to the beach.
Published: August 20th, 2008
Everybody likes a good top 10 list, including all of us at MAKE. I asked everyone what his or her favorite MAKE videos were, and compiled a list. So without further ado, I present the Make Magazine Top 10 How-To Videos.
Published: August 19th, 2008
Wow, not bad - a $50 sensor lab. . . Build your own projects and learn how electronic sensors respond to various physical stimuli such as light, heat, infrared light, pressure, rotation, touch and magnetic fields with the Electronic Sensor Lab.
Published: August 19th, 2008
Heres a neat instructable by user sjolly which combines compact fluorescent light bulbs with a modular lampshade design. He writes:
We recently installed new compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs) in our workspace.
Published: August 19th, 2008
Considering an iPhone but not sure if you can live without SSH in your pocket? Have no fear! Hot off the press is this review of four SSH clients for the iPhone: iSSH, pTerm, TouchTerm, and SSH.
Published: August 19th, 2008
This tutorial is meant for computer cases, but could be applied to lots of things. Learn to get a mirror finish from the mnpctech website. Via Core77.
Published: August 19th, 2008
Hack-a-Day has a how-to piece on modifying/improving/circuit bending the ThingamaKIT from Bleep Labs. How-To: Hack a ThingamaKIT
More:Retro ThingamaHatThingamaHatThingamaKITThingamaKIT build photos.
Published: August 19th, 2008
The ThingamaKIT is an anthropomorphic analog synthesizer kit from Bleep Labs. Using LEDacles, photoresistors, knobs, and switches, it generates interesting high pitched vocalizations.
Published: August 19th, 2008
Researchers from the University of Washingtons Graphics and Imaging Laboratory are developing video enhancement software which utilizes data from related still images.
Published: August 19th, 2008