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Follow along as Feldi attempts to build a ceramic 3D printer using OS plans she found online.
Follow along as Feldi attempts to build a Ceramic 3D Printer using OS plans she found online.
Building a functioning BMO handheld game console using Raspberry Pi and Arduino Pro Micro.
Learn how to make these fun and funky headbands, perfect for any summer party or festival!
A quick roundup of some of the exciting projects in NYU's interactive student technology showcase.
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What happened to the EDGE 2? It has disappeared from the catalog
I don't have time at the moment to track it down, and don't have it in my current cell phone, but I recall having downloaded an App on an…
Thanks for catching that! We had it in the YouTube description, but it slipped my mind here. If you refresh the page, you should see it now.…
Rob, Just a reminder: At about 13 minutes, you promised a "link below"... I don't see it... BTW, you're making me feel old... when I first…
That was some very creative and darn near ingenious engineering to pull that off. Great job!
Regardless of hidden or castellated pins, the module will heat up considerably. The trick is that the Artemis was already reflowed once to…
With the hidden pads, does the breakout board also reflow again when soldered to the target board?
FYI... what I'd do is to listen to nrf traffic for some sort of password before sending out the data dump. that makes it impossible to…
Maybe a little bubblewrap to stop things from sliding? Just a thought. Great work, I think I have an old briefcase that needs repurposing :)
Failures are merely opportunities for ingenuity. By design... ;) I enjoyed this thoroughly!