This project will take about 8 hours.
The room needed a few new nautical additions, so I took an old lamp and gave it a re-vamp using thick boat rope, and adding a new shade with hand-painted stripes on it.
While reading through Charles Platt’s excellent book Make: Electronics, I came across this nice little circuit for making a gentle pulsing LED.
Fans of Patrick McGoohan’s classic BBC spy series The Prisoner will recognize this gimmick from Episode 15, “The Girl Who Was Death.” This is a pint glass with words etched on the bottom (in authentic “Village” font) that appear line by line as the liquid is imbibed.
In this project, I will show how to put the Lejos NXJ firmware on your NXT and load a simple program.
Our civilization was built on a technology so advanced we still don’t know everything it’s good for.
My architect friends Lorenzo Bini and Roberta Pezzulla made this little project for a very young and dynamic client: Lorenzo’s 6-month-old goddaughter.
Save money (and your favorite frames) with this sturdy and discreet repair.
This data-logging shield for the Arduino makes saving data to files on any FAT16 or FAT32 formatted SD card really easy.
Learn how to build the “persistence of vision” display, which is a classic DIY project with a computer chip that flashes LED lights super fast, as you swing the gadget through the air — making them appear like hundreds of lights displaying a message.
I’m going to either add functionality or replace existing parts in Robie Sr.
Programming is one of the key components in the technology in our lives today.
