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Pong Hacks |
 | The Most Challenging Ping Pong Table Ever
Everyone has probably played a few games of Ping Pong in their day, but how many people have played on a table like this beast? It moves while you play! With a push of an arcade-type button, the table tilts left or right, changing the... |
 | Play Pong in Real Time using Physical Objects
The nostalgia of Pong just keeps on coming back in a variety of DIY Pong projects we've seen recently. This video game brings augmented reality into the picture by allowing you to control of the ball in real time through a video feed which... |
 | The 4 Player LED Pong Coffee Table
Previously, we've featured a variety of Pong projects including the LED Pong clock. Now the 2D arcade game gets new life by adding two more players and being built into a coffee table. The coffee table holds 900 LED's arranged in a 30 x 30 matrix... |
 | 5 Simple, Yet Awesome DIY Projects
Taking a break from our typically complex electronics posts, we've found 5 simple inspirations for your next weekend project. These projects are a perfect combination of both crafts and electronics.
5. Hacked Magic 8 Ball
Perfect for... |
 | Top 5 Custom LED Beer Pong Tables
Beer Pong...The sport of choice of college students. While we would never, ever support over consumption of alcohol, we must admire the engineering and creativity of these outstanding illuminated tables. If you're new to LEDs, check out... |
 | Make a DIY Open Source PSP with an Arduino
Here’s another fantastic tutorial from our Open Source Arduino master, Matt. See all of our Arduino projects.
In the spirit of the open source gameboy (#5 on the Top 40 Arduino Projects of the Web), Matt's latest project uses a few Arduino... |
 | Human-Computer Interactive Whiteboard Pong
Take a regular whiteboard, markers, and a projector and you can play Pong on your wall. It's a physics based engine that reacts to it's real time surroundings. The program recognizes the black lines and causes the ball to behave... |
 | Dirt Cheap, Epic DIY Pong Clock
We've seen the pong watch, a few rather complex Pong projects, but nothing as sleek and downright dirt simple as this.� Learn how to build your own:
Step 1: Grab an old laptop, disembowel it.
Step 2: Install the pong clock... |
