Hackaday Prize 2015 is here!
Build Something That Matters! The Hackaday Prize returns and once again offers a trip to Space to the grand prize winner! This year’s contest focuses on solving a problem faced […]
Build Something That Matters! The Hackaday Prize returns and once again offers a trip to Space to the grand prize winner! This year’s contest focuses on solving a problem faced […]
Home automation today is full of choices, INSTEON, Z-wave, ZigBee, and more. Before all the wireless and hybrid protocols, the only choice was X10. Made popular through BSR and Radio […]
Pulling the LIDAR unit out of a Neato Robotics vacuum cleaner is nothing new. The hard work was well documented four years ago. After watching eagerly from the sidelines since […]
Fabspace is Dayton’s new Makerspace. Located in the "Old" Yellow Cab building at 700 E 4th St, they are just getting started, but this September they began holding 3D Printing […]
Maker Faires near me (find one near you): Cincinnati Mini Maker Faire 13-14 September 2014. World Maker Faire New York 20-21 September 2014. Louisville Mini Maker Faire 27 September 2014. […]
I’ve wanted a thermal imaging camera for years but the $1,000-and-up price point has scared me off. I thought about building a simple one in 2012, but there were so […]
Making the rounds today is a fun little physics game, Super Planet Crash. On its face, it’s simple: start with an Earth-like planet in a random stable orbit around a […]
I’m a fan of clock building. I’ve built several kits and designed a few from scratch, and I even teach others how to build their own. When I saw the […]
The New Years Eve party I went to this year was also a gaming night. I spotted “Ticket to Ride”, “Puerto Rico”, and a rousing game of Cards Against Humanity […]
Last night was the start of another round of my cycle of electronics and embedded programming classes at the Columbus Idea Foundry. It begins with basic electronics, covering the fundamentals […]