Want a mouse that doesn’t look like the normal soap bar shape? Have a look at these Cool looking Computer Mice. David Allen from Zedomax has a great round up of these innovative mice. “Where would we be without the mouse? Well everything would be slower and as for cut and paste, well forget it! Yet we seem to take the mouse for granted, just imagine life without it
 We have seen lots of Wall-E designs built by fans of the movie before. Most Wall-E designs have some DIY electronics like the custom Wall-E track build we saw earlier this year. This Wall-E Engagement Ring Box may look similar to some of the DIY projects we have seen in the past with one big exception, it was built for the sole purpose of presenting an engagement ring!
The video above demonstrates what Vijay Kumar and his team are building. We have seen some toy quadcopters that have some impressive capabilities but I can’t wait till a tiny and smart quadcopter as agile as these are available. If you don’t have the time to watch the entire video make sure you see the flight demonstrations at 10:05. Thanks for sending this in Matt. Â “In his lab at
This Spray-on Antenna could revolutionize RF transmissions if their claims are true! Apparently nano capacitors are sprayed onto almost any surface to make it a powerful antenna. Via: PHYSORG Â “The company is promoting it as a multi-purpose antenna, simple and quick to assemble, mountable on almost any surface, for use in any environment. “Any” bears quite a range of possible end uses.”
Interested in Industrial stuff? Just check out this captivating LEGO Machine! I am sure most of you would be familiar with what LEGO is. I never expected that someone could come up with this innovative idea of making an industrial machine with LEGO blocks. Look what Oscar Gonzalez says about this cool machine. “Thanks to @ astromaf I find this absolutely amazing video of a machine or rather a
Thanks to Andrew for sending in his DIY Remote Control Ping Pong Ball Machine Gun. The mechanism he used reminds me of the type that is normally used to launch baseballs and tennis balls. Even Nerf Gun Darts are fired using a similar method, I guess if the method works there is no need to make a better mouse trap. This system is controlled using an Arduino microcontroller and
Dave Molmen has sent in the picture build log of his custom Exuberant Clock. The clock concept is very interesting. The center of the clock slowly rotates, to read the time all you need to do is see which slot the brass circle is in, this is the hour representation and what minute indication it is beside. The clock face moves the brass indicator across the minute number one per
