Artist and electronics hound Jon Cohrs made this tool for urban prospecting. He writes: The project, called the Urban Prospector, is basically a modified metal detector outfitted with a combustible gas sensor that can be built for under 100 dollars. By scanning the surface of your neighborhood, you will be able to determine pockets of […]
In this vid, Jeri shows off the optic mice she’s stuffed into a Rubik’s Cube and an old NES controller, bringing the 80s into the 90s, courtesy of the Aughts (or something like that). Fat Man and Circuit Girl
Yet another reason why I am glad to have a jailbroken iPhone. Yup, this one is limited to those who are jailbroken, or willing to jailbreak. Anyway, it is possible, even easy to make VoIP calls on the iPhone using a cellular connection, which in my case is AT&T’s 3G network
Using a GPS reference board and an Atmel ATMEGA324 micro-controller engineer Bengamin Kokes has created a prototype GPS peripheral for his iPod nano.
The Tin Can app takes advantage of the iPhone’s audio ports to send and receive messages using sound. This deceptively benign app points the way to jailbreak-free hardware solutions for the iPhone –
From the MAKE Flickr pool Kloomba turned a cassette mechanism into a magnetic tape reading robot – Made almost entirely out of a boombox, this little bugger can go forward, backward, and turn, all while dragging its tape head around and broadcasting whatever it finds (A scape made of tape) to a radio for your […]
From the MAKE Flickr pool Alan from Hacked Gadgets has a clever way of repurposing a video cassette tape. This is a pretty good project, and he has a nice cave setup, too. His video shows what the project does, and he does a decent job explaining the reasons and theory behind the build. This […]
