Transparent Aluminum Well, technically not exactly aluminum, but aluminum-based ceramic called aluminum oxynitride. Still with quite magical properties. (Via Makezine) Concealed Layers of Product Life Renee Verhoeven's grad project explores the relationship between anatomy and mobility in the series of gloves, using laser cutting. (Via Mocoloco) Asian Snack Enamel Pins These lovely pins by giantrobot.com […]
Wednesday Links: Arduino Theremin &...
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January 13, 2016
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Arduino Theremin Theremin is a fascinating musical instrument, and this is a version that runs on Arduino, by Urs Gaudenz of Gaudi Lab (Via Arduino Blog) |
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Travertine and Resin Table Top Topographical lagoon tables by Alexandre Chapelin of LA Table (Via Colossal) |
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3D Modeling Sharks and Other Creatures Sharks and other wonderful living things refuse to stay still in the name of science, so the researchers at the University of Massachusetts set out to build a special Beastcam (Via Gizmodo). |
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3D Printed Corgis This is one too many entries on 3D printing, but this had to make it to the post (Via Nerdist). |
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3D Printed Tourbillon Clock |
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May issue of Discover Magazine
Mr. Tilden informs me that his experiments with 40 B.I.O.Bugs in the desert of Whitesands, New Mexico will be detailed in the May issue of Discover Magazine. I've seen some of his personal pics of the experiment, and it is indeed impressive photography. Keep an eye out for this issue!
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