Turn an old headlamp into a power assist for your eyebrows. Use an infrared remote control to raise, lower, waggle, and adjust.
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This Arduino-based learning tool shows you how sounds are constructed
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A custom keyboard could be right at your fingertips, so why are you still using that basic keyboard that came with your computer?
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Need a quick mood lift when you're missing your pet? This treat dispensing camera rig will text you a photo of your pet.
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You can get a lot of quick info from a business card — name, job title, contact info — and now you can also see your heart beat.
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Fight the drab tyranny of the beige box with these inspiring ideas for project enclosures
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Pump up your look using drone motors and pneumatic air muscles to give your wearables a hint of animation with soft robotics.
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Nick Squires details his time spent using his maker skills to produce an interactive art installation and performance.
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Super Ventilagon is the fan based gaming console that employs the Hall effect to play the super addictive Super Hexagon game.
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This x-y plotter uses coffee drips — each carefully calibrated for size and height — to create these portraits.
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