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FluxPC is a bracelet PC that you can carry around with you. Of course, it’s only a concept, what do you think?
The Flux PC concept is an evolution of today’s portable computing system. The PC takes on new shape as the input and storage devices become compact, more adaptable and fashionable. The system revolves around a wearable bracelet, which interfaces wirelessly with a portable display. The bracelet holds
Now, you can build your own open source multi-touch display. I guess it was at Maker Faire but somehow I missed it…
Researchers at Eyebeam, an engineering and design firm, sell kits that let people build their own multitouch tables. In this picture, the Cubit frame is completely disassembled. To make the display functional, users must add an inexpensive video camera and a projector, among other pieces of
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzQAfLSLU9w
Remember we featured Touch Tetris way back last year? Well, I saw it in person at the Maker Faire 2008 so I had to post another video of how “cool” it is.
You can go here to find out how to make one yourself.
You know I ran into this post today, it’s a Ford Bronco PC. Well, the first thing it reminded me was OJ Simpson. Weird what the media could do to your mind. I try to stay off TV and any real news these days for that reason. Maybe one day I will buy my own island and live there with a dog and a cool boat.
Anyways, check out the Ford Bronco PC, all custom built from scratch, lovin’ the pics.
I started with the idea of an mp3 player for
Well, here’s a cool little nifty jewellery gadget that let’s you remember important dates like your anniversary.
24 hours before your special day, the Hot Spot™ on the interior surface of your Remember Ring™ will warm to 120º F for approximately 10 seconds, and continue to warm up every hour, on the hour, all day long!
Hot enough to cause discomfort but not hot enough to burn-the Remember Ring™ is impossible to ignore!
“Rememb
Wow, check out this “swiss made” all mechanical “digital” watch! It’s a thing of beauty, ain’t it?
Of course, it’s truly and strictly a mechanical watch that can act like a digital watch in reality. I wanna get one!
Looking at this limited-edition Di Grisogono Meccanica DG, you probably think it’s a hybrid mechanical-digital watch. Well, chaps, you’re wrong. Despite its appearance, the Meccanica DG is completely analog, comprising of 651 pieces and absolutely no digital parts or
Wow, this has to be one of the cooler DIY robots I’ve seen in a long time. Basically, it plays drums. Not real drums, but it plays your household stuff like vases as drums. Beautifully done, we give it an A+ for the creators. (Btw, we are not selling the blog for $1000, our readers say it’s too cheap! How much should we sell it for? j/k April FOOLS!)
Notice how the robot first plays on the object it finds (or is forced to find by the angry cameraman), plays a small beat, and records the beat it plays on it. Then this recorded beat
Remember our multi-touch interface post way back? (Well I can’t find the post but we have a video of Multi-touch interface over at DaBomb.TV)
You can also go to the TED conference website for reference.
Anyways, here’s a video of T-online’s multi-touch interfa
Wow, check out this GIANT volume meter! So cool lookin’~
Looks like it’s some type of microcontroller with bunch of replays… Looks pretty simple to build… (the controls i mean)
“Volumen”, a giant graphic equalizer built by Argentinian artist, Sergio Avello relays the ambient urban noise levels around the Redgaleria in Buenos Aires. Pretty intense way of visualizing the co
