An open-source electrophysiology project
Check out Nick Poole's Interactive LED Installation.
Nick Poole shows us how to make a Captain America shield with ELastoLite!
Motion Graphics Designer Nic makes a special appearance to show us how he added SparkFun heating pads to the seats of his slammin' 1990 Honda Civic wagon.
Joel shows us how to build a handheld pH sensor to regulate his aquaponics system.
Engineer Chris went to Burning Man, and needed some solar power for his project. Thus, a Roundtable was born.
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In this month's episode of "Engineering Roundtable," Nick Poole works on his DIY pinball machine!
Mechanical Engineer Paul shows us his system for keeping SparkFun's mech shop tools running smoothly!
Check out Joel's latest creation in this week's episode of "Engineering Roundtable."
Check out Chris Taylor's latest mischievous project.
We have an update on the happenings for AVC and another episode of "Engineering Roundtable."
Check it out as Nick does some research for his DIY pinball machine.
Check it out as Joel connects his electric blanket to the internet!
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Today we have another project from Inventory Nick Poole!
Check out Joel's spooky latest project!
Another thought occurred to me as I was getting out of bed (about half an hour ago -- I'm NOT a "morning person!): Use "AI" to be able to…
Hey 773! Thanks for your comment. I like your other use cases for sure. I can relate. Sometimes my kid is listening to music on his…
Interesting idea -- I can see uses for them, like listening to audiobooks without annoying the folks around me, say at home, in a doctor's…
Interesting tidbit: On Apollo/Soyuz they carried HP-65 calculators as "backup" for the PNGCS ("Primary Navigation and Guidance Control…
Amen. I'm probably about the same age as you. We grew up in remarkable times. I followed NASA from Mercury, through…
OK, I'll show my age. I've got three, plus one. For technology in general, I'd have to say watching John Glenn's flight aboard the…
I second the HP RPN calculators. I still have and use my HP-15C. It blew away the junk TI calculator I had before that. There was a time…
Since Lauren brings up the TI-89, I'll contribute my favorite tech item. Hewlett-Packard RPN calculators. I was a freshman engineering…
thx. Meanwhile, AAA can stand for many things, from the American Automobile Association to Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm. Although it's a…
interesting and informative, thx for video