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 | Turn an iPhone into a Microscope for $10
Using a $10 mini-microscope from Amazon, you can bring DIY macro photography to your iPhone. Basically, you just super glue the microscope to a plastic case for the iPhone which you can slip on and off. The video below shows a quick demo. For... |
 | DIY Inexpensive Laser Cutter with Infrared Diode
A laser cutter works by following a predefined path to cut the material underneath. Industrial grade CO2 lasers use the "traditional method" shown below because they have sufficient power range (20-100 Watts) to cut through steel like... |
 | DIY Iron Man Repulsing Beam
While this Iron Man Repulsing Beam may not pack the power of the real arc-generator-powered awesomeness, it does pack quite a punch with a 330 Watt LED array capable of creating blinding flashes of ultra bright white light. Using a Xenon tube... |
 | Invisible Mouse Monitors your Hand Gestures
The Mouseless project removes the mouse from the tabletop by replacing it with a system that can recognize hand and finger movements. We've seen some similar gesture based projects before, but this idea is so simple, it's surprising we haven't... |
 | DIY Mini-Tank with Color-Tracking Airsoft Turret
This DIYer created an autonomous, robotic tank, attached a airsoft M4 carbine gun to it, and then added color tracking to the already lethal mix. It can automatically track and shoot targets based upon the color of objects. The tank uses treads... |
 | A Self-Docking Telepresence Robot
Web controlled surveillance robots are common robotic projects these days, but here's one which comes with self docking capabilities is far less common. This "RoboCam" uses the iRobot for a base and incorporates a Parallax Propeller... |
 | The DIY Triple-Rotor Helicopter
This is definitely one of the best helicopter hobby projects you are going to come across. This tri-copter is not only extremely versatile, but the project how-to is laid out in great detail as well. It's an open source tri-copter that is now in... |
 | Hack an iPad to Achieve Verizon MiFi Network Speeds
For many, iPad’s AT&T network just doesn’t cut it when it comes to internet speeds. This hack enables an iPad to cruise on the internet using Verizon MiFi. However, you'll have to crack open your precious iPad to accomplish the feat.... |
 | HacknMod Review: Wicked Lasers "Sonar Advanced" Blu-Ray Laser
A few months back, we reviewed a few basic lasers, but today we're reviewing the Sonar Advanced Blu-Ray laser from Wicked Lasers. We've seen several superb projects using blu-ray lasers before. The unique purple/blue glow is a nice change from... |
 | Robotic Lamp features Pico Projector & Gesture Recognition
This interactive robotic lamp comes complete with gesture recognition and it's own pico projector. Like a digital assistant, it can interact with a user and project digital information on a physical surface. It's also equipped with a small... |
