Kinda nice project,equipped with open source software, still not sure the designs are Open Source. At least a creative shot! The MicroSlice is a Build-It-Yourself kit, uses Open Source Software, and can be easily assembled at home by just about anyone. What is the MicroSlice? The MicroSlice is a mini laser cutter & engraver. It…
This small project is composed of a small pin hosting all the necessary components, namely, a battery, a switch, and two RGB LEDs. Once the switch is closed, LEDs turn on cyclically starting with red, and then lilac, violet, blue, green, yellow and restarting with red light again. The question is that,…
Fishino UNO is an Arduino compatible development board with WiFi, microSD cards reader and RTC on board. It’s 100% compatible with Arduino UNO. Thanks to a complete set of libraries, you’ll be able to manage all your projects from web with simplicity! Technical features …
One of the rightly touted breakthroughs of 3D printing in the medical space is the technology’s capability of producing custom orthopedic devices that precisely match specific patient anatomies. University of Minnesota mechanical engineering professor Michael McAlpine wants to take that a step further by integrating customized functionality into the 3D-printed device. “The big value in…
It is always convenient to dispose of an easily adaptable module that can play musical tracks: it allows to easily implement vocal syntheses to insert within a promobox, or to place items in the shop windows or in well trafficked areas, or close to automatic doors or to turnstiles, or to other…
We would like to introduce a nice project makes with different components, put together to sort M&Ms and Skittles! It makes with Arduino controller, stepper motors, an RGB color sensor and 3D-printed parts to sort several types of candy by their respect colors. The machine is able to sort M&M’s and Skittles by colour by…
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