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I picked up couple broken monitors at the garbage can nearby where I work last week. (Yes, I am such a el cheapo, I have to go to the dumpster for some hackable parts. Regardless, I also found some PCI serial cards which I needed badly for FREE!) Well, I am planning on some visualizing device…and this VGA expropriator might help me…
Play the video to check out the cool effects of the
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This is the coolest watercraft I’ve ever seen, now you can be a dolphin!~ 🙂
Here’s a cool way to make your own battery pack with a little voltmeter!
I have a 10 cell ‘AA’ NiMH battery pack (12V @ 1.6AH) that I use for backpacking. It needed a home! I also wanted a voltmeter built-in so I could keep track of it’s condition and charging (I live in the woods, you have to keep chasing the sun with your solar panel..). Radio Shack didn’t have any cases / boxes that suited
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Kinda cool and creepy video for the day~
How about it Garrett? Let’s build one using cubloc and some boebots and accelerometers!
There is a Segway bot using CuTOUCH…can we build that??? Sure we can! Find out more by checkin
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Here’s how you shake a milkshake if you are a true engineer.
The engineers way to shake a milkshake. Take a powerful DC amplifier, connect it to a large woofer, feed the system with a signal generator, and at the end, just add milkshake. Of course it is also possible to measure the g-force of the shaking.
Here’s a cool Laser scanner that will allow you to animate pictures and whatnot on the wall.
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Here’s a cool NES controlled espresso machinery!
…a PIC 16F876 microcontroller brain, a 20 character VFD display, nintendo controller, three zero-crossing solid state relays, IC thermometer, laser cut acrylic top, cold cathode ground effects and shot light. This project has stretched out for quite some time, and will likely contin
Check out some of these cool coffee roasters via
It seems like it’s controlled via a PID controller of some sort.
