Saulius Lukse has posted his DIY 360 panoramas: It might seem simple task but it involves some tricks to control motors and read sensor data from two separate controllers. One of the challenges I faced is meshing position and temperature data. Feedback received from each controllers is timestamped. After scan is complete timings are being analyzed […]
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(Nothing less than) The perfect tea timer
Michael from Acidbourbon has built the “perfect” tea timer project. He wrote a post on his blog detailing its assembly: Maybe you just drink coffee, so this article might not catch your interest. However, if you enjoy a cup of black or green tea now and then, you’re likely familiar with the frustration of letting […]
OpenDrop – Digital Microfludics Plattform
An open source digital microfludics platform from GaudiLabs, that is available on github: OpenDrop is a new design for an open source digital microfludics platform for research purposes. The device uses recent electro-wetting technology to control small droplets of liquids. Potential applications are lab on a chip devices for automating processes of digital biology. How […]
openSAM: a 3D-printed open source camera stabilizer
OpenSAM by OHM – a 3D Printed Camera Stabilizer: Welcome to OpenSAM, our 3Dprinted self-built three Axis stabilizer. It is handheld and the entire mechanical construct is built using 3D printed parts. Brushless motors ensure the camera is stable and they can be controlled using a joystick. The design is developed by three engineering students […]
Get your PCBs made
Digital DIY has a run down of PCB manufacturing options. Adafruit also has a nice one, and we’ve discussed it in the forum. Via Hacked Gadgets.