Lasers have always intrigued me. I have two Helium-Neon Lasers (gas discharge, not solid state), one red the other green. I also have several laser pointers. I like lasers. Several years ago I came across an instructable that showed that you could take the narrow beam of a laser and spread it out into…
Nintendo’s NES Classic Edition (a.k.a. Mini NES) was an instant hit. Released in 2016, it sold out in just some hours. Even months after the initial release, it’s difficult go get hold of it. There’s not official confirmation, but according to rumors Nintendo is planning to release a SNES Mini – the successful 90’s successor…
Our friend Franco Lanza is gathering funds to launch a very interesting project. Who knows what a KWM is? Yes, usually are those quite expensive and not very flexible platforms used to virtualize a keyboard, a video and a mouse to remote a computer. Franco is working at a low cost, open source and very…
A research group at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (iaac.net), based in Barcelona set on a goal of re-elaborating 3D printing techniques to overcome existing limitations for large scale application. Here are the first results: “The objective was to develop a family of small scale construction robots, all mobile and capable of constructing…
Here you can find the Speech from Cory Doctorow’s Keynote at Rome Maker Faire earlier on in October! Also, Maker Faire team is releasing all the videos! Keynote – Cory Doctorow – Makers Want to be Free – YouTube.
A marvellous documentary which recaps on recent Fab10 conference and fair which happened earlier on in July in Barcelona. If you’re part of this movement this is something that you shouldn’t miss: The FAB10 Documentary – YouTube. in the picture, Tomas Diez, Fab10 director.
Let’s see how to use the Camera Pi module, a quality photo video camera, purposely designed for Raspberry PI, to acquire the first knowledge concerning Computer Vision, to recognize colors and shapes. Camera Pi is an excellent add-on for Raspberry Pi, to take pictures and record quality videos, with the possibility to apply a considerable…
A beautiful video from Phonebloks which recaps on the achievements of the year! We all support this project! See our interview with founders Dave Hakkens September 10th, Phonebloks turns one year old and what an eventful, fruitful and action-packed first year it has been. We have gone from one person sitting in his study with an idea…
You know, I love these folks! I love this project! I just can’t wait to see this on the market! In the video the team shows an amazing prototype featuring self locking magnets, and also some preliminary images of the phone configurator UI is shown. Love it! See our coverage of Ara and Phonebloks so…
This video literally unveils both the beauty and use value of 4D printing. Really can’t miss. Kinematics is a system for 4D printing that creates complex, foldable forms composed of articulated modules. The system provides a way to turn any three-dimensional shape into a flexible structure using 3D printing. Kinematics combines computational geometry techniques with…
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You can’t really miss this roundtable from the ECC Berlin 2013 – Economics (and the) commons An interview produced by Alain Ambrosi, at the Economics and the Commons Conference which took place in Berlin from 22 to 24 May 2013. Interview conducted by Michel Bauwens with Joe Justice, Smàri Mc Carthy, Jaromil Rojo, Anna Seravalli and Chris Watkins….
In this post we will deal with an interesting solution to overlat text on a video signal. This solution, which uses the LM1881 integrated, has a lot of use cases accompanied by variable software challenges. For this reason this post is a kind of tutorial, presenting no vertical solution, but instead providing an overview…
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