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Video Tech: Popcorn Robot, Time Hacks, Siri Beatboxing and a UFO Drone

April 27, 2016

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Robotic Glockenspiel plays Popcorn Canadian James Cochrane created a beautiful prototype for this robotic glockenspiel player built out of solenoids, wooden dowels, paperclips and elastic bands. But this is a completely different bag of computer chips, using servos, an Arduino Uno, MIDI shield and Adafruit’s 16 channel I2C servo driver. “My next project is to […]

Make Hack Three: 3D Printing an Elephant, Super Slo-Mo Cats and Computer History

February 7, 2016

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This week we trawl the net for interesting digital bits and find ourselves in animal territory with a full scale 3D printed elephant and some shaky cats in super Slo-Mo. In 2014 World Animal Protection’s Dutch team undertook a project asking people to sign an online pledge never to ride an elephant. Tourist shows and […]

Ultimaker Talks Medicine, the e-Wheelchair and the Next Industrial Revolution

July 3, 2015

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Ultimaker’s CREATE Education Project is a central hub for the 3D print company’s collaboration with classrooms across the UK. It also hosts a thriving community of 3D makers, including Phil Case, head honcho for the e-Wheelchair Project. Making the e-Wheelchair has been a satisfying but exhausting endeavour for Phil Case. Pushed to the brink by […]

Bendy Electronics Firm Brings Kits to the Masses Offering Lightweight Internet Anywhere

June 26, 2015

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Build lightweight internet connected machines or wearable technologies with the printed circuit board that aims to revolutionise maker projects – the Printoo. For far too long the world of electronics has been dominated by rigid circuit boards, little squares of brittle plastic studded with capacitors and resistors. So say ‘hola’ to the genesis of flexible […]

All Hail the E-Wheelchair Project and One Maker’s Revolutionary Mission

May 12, 2015

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It has taken 20 years of blood, sweat and tears, but Phil Case is on the verge of a massive breakthrough with his e-Wheelchair – a 3D printed, mind-controlled technology project. Phil Case is the brains behind the e-Wheelchair project. As a wheelchair user he found that most commercially available electric wheelchairs cost in the […]

Wearables 2015: the Prototype Crowd and Innovation Research

April 7, 2015

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Enabling wearables through prototype technology All wearable technology starts life as research followed by a prototype. Building a device that works consistently involves lots of experimentation and testing (often to destruction) so that only the most durable features make it into the final product. Students from the Queen Mary University of London had their own […]

Kids Stuff Coding, Robot Kit and 8-bit Wonders

January 18, 2015

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Incentives to get kids coding are everywhere. But it doesn’t just have to be kids stuff and anyone can get a head start on programming by trying simple, fun and creative coding games, robotics and electronics kits. Gaming now comes with a large dash of education and coder cool thanks to companies that emphasise learning […]

Make Hack Two: LED love, Power Ups and WTF Builds

November 13, 2014

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Make it better harder faster stronger. Update two on makes and hacks including LED wearables with the wow factor, WTF Builds and energetic Power Ups. There are some incredible maker projects out there on my favourite tech, science and creative websites, but rather than simply repost I thought I’d give a rundown of some of […]

Maker Faire 2014: Supermaterials, sensors and restarting technology

May 6, 2014

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Maker Faire 2014 was a treasure trove of information on hacked lifestyles. Sustainable living expert Vinay Gupta showed how the latest in materials technology could house and provide fuel for the world in ways that protect our environment. Vinay Gupta’s entrance to the stage at Maker Faire UK’s science theatre had an apocalyptic feel to it. […]

Maker Faire 2014: Hackspace projects and the Glasgow School of Art

May 1, 2014

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Maker Faire UK 2014 hosted the UK’s hack and maker spaces with ambitious and simply fun projects built from kit electronics, experiments in code and finely sculpted materials. This is the third post in a series looking at what happens when makers collide. Hack Hitchin may not be the largest of the UK hack spaces […]

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