While developing the Roboduino, Scott had to calculate how many amps his project could deliver to attached motors. He wrote up his findings (and how he arrived at them) as a helpful article – As a review, the total heat generated by the regulator is just the energy in minus the energy out. This is […]
Swiss Miss tips us off to these amazing knitted fonts on HandmadeFonts.com. There’s a wonderful variety of fonts available that look like cardboard, fur, stitched leather, masking tape and more!
The very first moving picture machine was barely more than a hand-cranked circular flipbook, called a mutoscope. Jesse Breytenbach made her own and documented the elaborate creation of the wooden apparatus that holds the “movie” cylinder.
Not only are these compositions for the SketchUp gingerbread house competition astounding, but I just love the categories. The Sprinkles price was awarded to the best additions made to a provided base model, the Swirl prize for best use of dynamic components, and the Sweet Tooth prize for most creative use of a single candy […]
The picture says it all, and you can even click on it to register (technology is so fancy): ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT TO ENTER: Deadline is January 15! In association with CEA, Core77 hosts this year’s Greener Gadgets Design Competition 2009, challenging designers to create the next generation of greener gadgets. Once again, finalists will […]
How About Orange points out these free fonts from SMeltery: Help yourself to some crazy free fonts from SMeltery. Left to right: ALusine, TRottoir, GEronto Bis.
Designing CO2 cars is a project for many middle school technology and science classes. The projects gives an opportunity for students to get hands on experience with the Design Process, working with tools and materials, and design and build for aerodynamics and manufacture a vehicle that can go very fast if even for a short […]
