Hey – have a look at my new project HERE In this project I built a 3D Scanner, that enables generating 3D models of physical objects. The files can later be viewed in 3D software (GLC Player, Sketchup, Rhino, or sites such as http://3dfile.io) and even manipulated into .STL file and 3D printed. The software
123D Scanner – Home made 3D Scanner Continue Reading
Ever wonder of copypaste method, usable in real life, not only in virtual reality? Me too. It is 21th century, and those are nearer than most of all can imagine! This is possible thank to 3d scanners and printers. So let’s try to scan something! First of all, sorry for my English skills. It is
Let’s cook: 3D scanner based on Arduino and Processing Continue Reading
Frugal Engineering is the best way forward for science. If you’re interested in making some arduino’s from scratch , you’ve come to the right place. You can see a video tutorial of this instructable : here It will supplement any loopholes or doubts you may have. Lets start with an introduction on what we’ll do
How to make an Arduino from scratch Continue Reading
Bioprinting is printing with biological materials. Think of it as 3D printing, but with squishier ingredients! There’s a lot of work being done at research labs and big companies like Organovo on print human tissues and human organs, with an eye towards drug testing, and transplantation into humans. Check out these amazing TED talks by
DIY BioPrinter With Biological Materials Using Arduino Continue Reading
For a youth and technology class, we were assigned the creation of an Arduino LilyPad project. I liked the idea of connecting the LilyPad project to literacy, so I chose to make a Kindle case that would play music [Hedwig’s Theme from the Harry Potter movies] and display white LED lights—illuminating the word read—when the
LilyPad Arduino e-Reader Case Continue Reading
At some point most tinkerers and makers have to take the plunge into the real world – the world of suits and dividends and business cards. Without going completely “American Psycho” on your asses: business cards are important. In many ways they are our keys to the business world; the first impression making a massive
Simple and Impressive Business Card Printer Continue Reading
If you have access to a vacuum former, or have constructed a DIY one to use, simply vacuum form a compact case to house your standalone electronics or Arduino project. I made this at techshop! www.techshop.ws Step 1: Bill of materials Material to vacuum form (acrylic, pvc, pet-g, styrene…) a mold (make one from wood,
Vacuum form an Arduino/Electronics Enclosure Continue Reading
Most of the buttons on a remote control are never used. So why not use them to control appliances and other electronics around your house. In this project, I am going to show you how to use an Arduino to decode the signal from your remote and use it to make an outlet switch that
Control Any Circuit With a TV Remote (and an Arduino) Continue Reading
Hello, I’m David and in this instructable I’ll show how I made this hexapod whose name is Hexdrake. Since I was 16 I became interested in electronic and later in robotics. After getting some level and programming skills using arduino I decided to build a robot something more interesting than a simple robot with two
DIY handmade Hexapod with arduino (Hexdrake) Continue Reading
The D.I.Y. movement has many implications for the future of creativity and commerce. The impact of inventing what one needs rather than purchasing it promises to be empowering, fun, and inspirational. In a long term effort to develop dynamic computer controlled surfaces, I began exploring fluid control (in this case, compressed air) as an alternative
D.I.Y Pneumatic Linear Actuators Continue Reading
