Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
Tech Tips For Business Owners
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Technology and business have never been more closely intertwined than they are today. Technology can help a business to succeed in many different ways, and there have been some truly amazing developments made in the last few years when it comes to tech. As a business owner, it is important to be current with the […]
THIS ARDUINO KEEPS ITS EYES ON YOU
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
[Will] wanted to build some animatronic eyes that didn’t require high-precision 3D printing. He wound up with a forgiving design that uses an Arduino and six servo motors. You can see the video of the eyes moving around in the video below. The bill of materials is pretty simple and features an Arduino, a driver board, and […]
DOUBLE PENDULUM USES CUSTOM SLIP RINGS
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Rotating mechanisms can be a headache when it becomes necessary to deliver power through them. [Igor Brkic] faced just such a challenge when creating his double-pendulum build, and solved it with a little DIY. The project is known as KLAATNO, inspired by the Croatian word for pendulum, klatno. It’s a mechanical installation piece, consisting of a […]
ROTARY DIAL BECOMES USB KEYBOARD
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
[Max] had a rotary dial from an old telephone and — unsurprisingly — had nothing in particular to do with it. The simple answer? Use an Arduino Leonardo to turn it into a USB keyboard device. Of course, the Leonardo can easily impersonate a USB keyboard, so that’s the easy part of the project. Interfacing to […]
IF YOU CAN’T BUY THE KEYBOARD YOU WANT, BUILD IT INSTEAD
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
The great thing about being a maker is that when the market fails to meet your needs, you can strike out on your own. [GuzziGuy] did just that, building a bespoke mechanical keyboard that’s stylish to boot. The aim was to create a keyboard well suited to working without a mouse, and with a keypad on […]
Mouser’s Big Ideas eBook reviews prototyping options
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Mouser Electronics’ second eBook in its Engineering Big Ideas series, “Prototyping with Purpose” walks you through the design process, discussing tools, software methodology, circuit design, and the final integration into a solid prototype. “The prototype stage is where innovators really start to understand the viability of their ideas, as well as what might be required […]
OBJECT TRACKING CAMERA SLIDER GETS THE NICE SHOTS
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
In this day and age, where all leisure activities must be duly captured and monetized online, camera sliders are hot items. Many start with a simple manual build, before graduating to something motorized for more flexibility. [Saral Tayal] took things a step further, implementing a basic tracking mode for even sweeter shots. The build is mechanically […]
JACKPOT!: THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF TURNING A SLOT MACHINE INTO AN ATM
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Have you ever wished that slot machines dispensed money as easily as an ATM? Well so did [Scotty Allen] from Strange Parts, so in collaboration with his friend [Matt] decided to combine the two. After a four-month journey fraught with magic smoke and frustration, they managed to build a fully functional ATM slot machine. The basic […]
AI PHONE APP LEARNS BASEBALL SIGNALS
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Watching a sport can be a bit odd if you aren’t familiar with it. Most Americans, for example, would think a cricket match looked funny because they don’t know the rules. If you were not familiar with baseball, you might wonder why one of the coaches was waving his hands around, touching his nose, his […]
ICOSAHEDRON GLOWS WITH THE BEST OF THEM
Posted on: 15 Jun 2026
Glowables come in all shapes and sizes, and we’re always keen to see the multitude of different ways hackers find to put great masses of LEDs to good use. [cabrera.101] wanted to get in on the action, and whipped up a rather flashy icosahedron. The build uses high-density 144-LED-per-meter strips for the edges, with 60-LED-per-meter strips […]
