What does MOSS do? It helps you build robots. This is no joke. It includes magnetic and simple to use robot construction kits and it requires no complex configuration, no wires and no coding. It features various kits, starting from the basic builder kit to the advanced builder kit. It even includes combo kits and expansion packs for those who are really passionate about this domain.
Have you ever imagined that you could grow your house plants by using high technology? Well, it seems that this is now possible, thanks to the smart garden we are going to present in this article. This technology will help you grow spices and herbs in your own home without too much hassle and stress.
Are you wondering what Circuit Scribe is? Well, it is basically a rollerball pen, but what’s different about it is that it uses conductive silver ink and helps you create circuits.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1030661323/printoo-paper-thin-flexible-arduinotm-compatible-m
Printoo is a platform of paper-thin circuit boards and modules. It gives makers an open-source, lightweight, flexible, and modular Arduino-compatible platform to create just about anything you want! What makes Printoo amazingly unique is that it comes with a range of printed electronics modules previously unavailable to the public.
Printoo runs Arduino software and is modular, making it extremely easy to create new projects.The first Printoo packs include novel printed modules including LED light strips from VTT, printed batteries from Blue Spark Technologies and Enfucell, organic photodetectors from ISORG, printed polymer solar cells from Mekoprint, and Ynvisible’s printed displays. Also included are modules like Bluetooth LE, DC motor control, flexible LED matrices, and a variety of sensors.
Printoo is now on kickstarter!
Inventor Nick Thatcher was once in a dilemma on what to build: a Segway or a self balancing unicycle ? He later decided to do both but the unicycle came later.
He named the unicycle “Raptor” because it looks like the head of a dinosaur on the side-view and it’s made from common materials found around: a chain driven wheelbarrow wheel powered by a 350W geared motor with 9:1 reduction gearbox, a pair of 12V 7.2Ah batteries wired in series, some PVC and polycarbonate, an IMU gyro and an Arduino UNO.