Big parties need a conversation piece, and what’s better than a drink-making robot? Not only is it a good conversation starter, it also frees up the party host who would normally be the bartender. It turned out that the drink robot was a really good idea. The Mai Tai recipe presented here […]
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Meet Cynthia Cho
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John Edgar Park builds a giant 7-segment display timer for a Ninja obstacle course.
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Trick your GoPro into taking pictures with a recording
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Haven't you ever wanted to shoot your clock?
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Voroni moves in a smooth and organic way, thanks to some creative thinking.
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Ever used a drive-in movie speaker? Build your own and listen to your tunes in retro style.
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Can you hack your dog? Kind of. But you have to use hot dogs.
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ever wondered how strong your magnets really are?
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animated GIFs work great and are very expressive
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