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 | Wiimote Controlled Lawn Mower
We’ve got another cool hack for you, this time using the amazing Wiimote, from the Southern University of Denmark's Robot Laboratory. The Wiimote connects to the lawn mower through Bluetooth. From there, a computer interprets the... |
 | How to View your Webcam on your iTouch or iPhone
In this tutorial, we'll be showing you how to watch a live feed from your webcam on your iPhone or iPod touch from anywhere in the world. Setup is pretty simple, basically just download and install a windows program and the necessary app... |
 | How to: Laser Projector inside a Lighter
The following is a post by Rog8811, our lasers expert. As a designer and engineer I am always looking for ways of converting everyday items into cool gadgets. This iconic lighter, known around the world, is the Zippo flip-top lighter. Having... |
 | How to Snap Fantastic LED Photos
Here is a nice experiment for all aspiring photographers. Have you ever thought about taking photos of LEDs? It may not be as easy as it seems, but with a few comprehensive tricks and some testing from your part, you’ll be enjoying... |
 | Arduino & NunChuck create Real Time DIY Pan & Tilt Camera
Learn to create your own DIY pan and tilt camera which is controllable (in basically real time) by using a Wii nunchuck and the Arduino. Â By moving and rotating the nunchuck, two servo motors match your movements allowing you to control your... |
 | DIY Macro Photography Kit on the Cheap
In a quick break from our typical hacks and mods, learn to create a simple macro (close up) photography setup allowing you to create some fantastic, professional shots (see some samples below). Â I'm an avid photography fan, and besides... |
 | Covert Security System Hidden inside Garden Lamps
All you need to make your own DIY security system with hidden outdoor cameras is the garden lamp housing, network cables, screws, and of course the IP cameras which you will put up to keep a track of what is happening outside. Today we will... |
 | Physical Computing with MIT's Siftables
Siftables is the latest example of a Tangible User Interface (TUI), an emerging technology that aims to use physical objects as interface for computing needs. Siftables, however, differ from traditional models with the addition of a sensor... |
 | Outstanding Wearable Tech: The Sixth Sense
This absolutely incredible video demonstrates what developer Pattie Maes is calling our potential sixth sense. By combining a camera, projector, and cell phone (for less than $300) her team has created a "gestural interface that augments... |
 | Autonomous Picture Taking Robot
Learn how to make a free roaming picture taking robot. Combine a cheap camera with a few servo motors and a control board to create your own surveillance robot. It uses the servos to create a pan and tilt camera mechanism while the... |
