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| .:: Sunday, February 24, 2008 |
Nemomatic Scooter, "Quicksilver", Completed Nemo Gould of Nemomatic has completed the Quicksilver scooter project (an extremely cool project that I had a teensy hand in) There is also a new video of it being ridden posted to YouTube. Nemo made the "body" for the scooter from a very wide range of found aluminum objects, and in true Nemomatic fashion the whole far exceeds the sum of the parts. More info on its construction over at Instructables. Posted at 10:17 PM by CTP | |
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| .:: Friday, February 22, 2008 |
Talk 2 My Shirt - a blog you should read Talk2MyShirt bills itself as "Everything you want to know about wearable electronics", and while I knew a few things about it, these guys have page after page after page of news and info about the intersection between technology and what we wear (and carry, etc). Go take a look, I'm sure you'll be blown away. Posted at 2:31 PM by CTP | |
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Hussein Chalayan, Lasers, and Dresses...oh my! KineticWorld reader HeatherLyn tips us off to some amazing clothing done last Autumn by Hussein Chalayan that incorporates lasers and crystals...and models too, of course. Pretty amazing stuff from relatively common technology. Just go look. The "making of" video The show video Hussein's official website Posted at 10:11 AM by CTP | |
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| .:: Thursday, February 14, 2008 |
Stripboard...let me show you it... Anyone who has ever used perfboard knows that building projects on perfboard can become a wiring nightmare pretty quickly (ahhh, I kinda miss the days of wire-wrap on occasion) Well, enter "stripboard". It's been around for a while, especially in Europe, but has been somewhat slow to catch on in the US (you will also see it called Veroboard sometimes). I decided to post about it today because it's now easier to find here, and its popularity really seems to be taking off. There is even software now to convert electronic schematics to stripboard layouts...with auto-routing! (don't worry if you don't know what autorouting is yet, or why this is so cool) Having this kind of software is a great way for people to post and exchange stripboard designs that are clearly drawn and easy to understand. I haven't tried any of these programs yet however, but am about to. I will post some info about them as soon as I have. Stripboard at Wikipedia Stripboard at Futurlec.com Stripboard at Maplin in the UK Example simple circuit, on stripboard, at Muzique.com Example of a more complex circuit at MFOS Posted at 2:14 PM by CTP | |
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