Building hardware is exciting because you get to interact with the "real world". In this project you will use the LightBlue Bean to receive notifications from Facebook and Twitter
[Note: Portions of this project are excerpted from the article “Auditory Illusions” in Make: volume 31, by Michael Mauser, a retired engineer and science teacher.
One of the secrets for creating an immersive world in a film is to create a realistic soundscape to support the imagery.
Sometimes you need a little help, and a robot can be the perfect buddy to join in and save the day.
Inside the box a bunch of magic happens, and out comes a fine glass of wine.
Solar power is a great way to get electricity out to a remote project site.
This is a super quick and dirty tutorial for using 123D Catch to get a fast and easy easy 3D scan of your head. Once you have the scan or "catch" the tutorial will take you through a technique to clean it up and manipulate it for 3D printing.
Looking to make some noise with your very own custom musical instrument?
Nerdy Derby is a Maker Faire favorite!
Most little boys play war, but you can’t get your hands on the really cool toys until you’re an adult. So I wanted to bridge that gap a little by making a toy cannon using party poppers.
Note: This appeared in Make: volume 24.
Making ice cream can be easy and really tasty.
