“Digg me’ T-Shirt using the Digg button kit
Hah! This is awesome, it’s a shirt you can “Digg” based on the open source Digg button kit – [via] Link.
Hah! This is awesome, it’s a shirt you can “Digg” based on the open source Digg button kit – [via] Link.
The MAKE store will be carrying this new open source hardware kit shortly, but if you can’t wait you can get it from Adafruit now… – Tired of all those LCD TVs everywhere? Want a break from advertisements while you’re trying to eat? Want to zap screens from across the street? The TV-B-Gone kit is […]
Dan writes – I’ve been receiving lots of neat little packages in the mail lately full of magical trinkets. Alone, they’re totally useless, but if you take the trinkets and arrange them just so, they’ll let you tell them what to do. Naturally the first thing I thought to make was a tank. I built […]
Technology Review on Bug Labs (we’ve been covering them and the latest bits about open source hardware getting attention) – Software has become easier to customize in the past decade, but hardware, for the most part, remains closed: Apple’s battle to keep people from hacking the iPhone is a case in point. Although most consumer […]
For those of you following our Chumby coverage and mini-reviews the open source Chumby is now on sale and shipping! – Link.
The new Chumby is here and it’s great! Here are some quick pics! The Chumby is an open source squeezable, Wi-Fi bean-bag computer – Link. Congrats to everyone @ Chumby and special thanks to Bunny for showing all of us what it’s like to bring a product to market like this and releasing it (including […]
Spencer Russell created a “sleeve” for his upright bass to house electronic sensors which detect his position relative to the instrument. The sensors use an Arduino board to communicate with a computer running PD (PureData) to translate the sensor information into sound. He used Blender and QCad to make a 3D model of his bass […]