Paper Forest has a post about a Japanese artist living in France, Aoyama Hina. Hina says of her work: They are super fine lacy-paper-cuttings done by a simple pair of scissors. My passion is to create a finest cutoff beyond the level of the very time-consuming needle lace making. I don't follow traditional but I am trying to create a mixture...
Caption: Is this the future? A single IC, a battery, and some user interface components? Kyle and our pals over at iFixit.com got ahold of the 3rd gen iPod Shuffle and they just had to tear [...]
We've posted about artist Lockwasher's awesome robots and rayguns and other items made from found objects. Here are some pics from his Motor Art collection. Motor Art [via Low-Tech Magazine][...]
Nvidia has launched a GPU venture program targeted at start-ups that aims to identify, support, and invest in innovative GPU applications. [...]
Ultra High Density Standard Cell Llibraries in 65nm from Dolphin Integration[...]
Our fellow dorks, nerds, makers and crafters at the University of North Texas (UNT) have formed an unofficial UNT Make chapter. They're throwing a launch party on April 17, 2009 and promise collabor[...]
Love this finger-painter iPhone art by artist Jorge Colombo, done in the Brushes application. [Thanks, Tatia!] iPhone Sketches Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more articles in A[...]
One way to monitor the business end of a RC device is to tap into all of the servo outputs on the receiver and decode their respective PWM signals. A much simpler interface, however, both in terms o[...]
Recently my boyfriend Alex had a video piece to exhibit in an all-white gallery, and he needed sound. There were limitations as to what could be drilled into for mounting things, but there were eye[...]
Capital drought may have changed the entire landscape, but the semiconductor industry isn't done for. It will need R&D, investments, and better cooperation, but there's plenty of opportunity ahead, in[...]
High-performance, low-power DSP Processor for 4G modems from CEVA[...]