Rev 2.5 – tidied up the 3D printed parts and updated the plug connector to a common PCB unit. Rev 2 – ultrasonic “button” replaces manual push-button. Pushing a butto... Read more
This project is based on mostly items which are easy to find. The idea is to take two unused computer disk units and combine them to create an automated drawing machine which resembles a CNC... Read more
In today’s Instructable, I’ll show you how to build an easy but useful Weighing Machine. It is very sensitive and accurate up to 3 grams. The maximum weight it can measure is 20... Read more
Ever wished for some robotic enhancements for your next nerf war? Well, it’s time to dig through the parts bin and build yourself a nerf gun with aimbot built right in, courtesy of [3Dprinte... Read more
As the world of electronics makes its inexorable movement from through-hole parts to surface-mount, it’s easy to forget about the humble wire-ended resistor. But a stack of them is still a v... Read more
Who wouldn’t want an autonomous drone to deliver cans of fizzy drink fresh from the fridge? [Alex Toussaint] did, and in thinking how such a machine might work he embarked on a path that eve... Read more
Mind control might seem like something out of a sci-fi show, but like the tablet computer, universal translator, or virtual reality device, is actually a technology that has made it into the... Read more
[Lucas] over at Cranktown City on YouTube has been very busy lately, but despite current appearances, his latest project is not a welder. Rather, he built a very clever gas mixer for filling... Read more
AAEON, a leading developer in AI and Industry 4.0 solutions, announces the BOXER-8130AI, the newest product in our line of compact, fanless embedded Edge AI systems. Powered by NVidia Jetson... Read more
The kit is available for ESP32 modules to offer developers cost-effective data transmission via sound waves. Chirp, the pioneers in data-over-sound technology today announced the launch of i... Read more
Stock tickers were telegraph-based machines from the 19th century, and quickly fell by the wayside with the advent of computer replacements from the 1960s onwards. However, there’s something... Read more