Elektrosluch is a device for listening to electromagnetic fields. It works as a translator of oscillations from electromagnetic domain, through electric domain to audible domain. This is a tutorial on making your own basic version.
Google Cardboard continues to be one of the primary ways that many creators and the general public are getting their first taste of virtual reality.
Turn an old headlamp into a power assist for your eyebrows. Use an infrared remote control to raise, lower, waggle, and adjust.
Recreate this time-tested, simple design that carries only the bare essentials to leave your house today: keys, ID, and currency.
Launch your marshmallows into the air with this stomp-powered PVC pipe cannon.
Learn how to build your own R2-D2 and join a dedicated community of Makers bringing Star Wars astromech droids to life. This comprehensive guide will get you started!
Whether you want to know how hot it is inside your pizza oven, your car, or somewhere else, you can gauge temperature remotely with Raspberry Pi.
Pump up your look using drone motors and pneumatic air muscles to give your wearables a hint of animation with soft robotics.
Pendulums are often meditative, but this double pendulum with attached LEDs spins in crazy unpredictable and highly entertaining ways.
Upgrade your shop vac with a 20 gallon garbage can so you can make your project and suck up debris with ease.
This tin foil instrument can control a 555 timer and add interesting audio effects based on the principle of capacitance.
You can transform a drawing into a distorted coloring book page that reveals the image in a curved mirror.