Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Scratch Built
Third Period is soon finishing up the RC Prop Car Challenge (aka "The Hunger Games"). Here's a look at what the next step will be in the RC series:
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Lego Man in Space
Two 17 year olds put this together. What other awesome Lego Man project can you dream up?
Story here: The Science and Engineering Behind Lego Man in Space





Story here: The Science and Engineering Behind Lego Man in Space





Saturday, May 14, 2011
Kinect + Minecraft
This is one for those of you familiar with Minecraft (We've used Minecraft as a collaborative construction playspace in a couple of our classes this year).
Take a look at this Kinect hack...
Take a look at this Kinect hack...
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Skateboards?

I'm trying to guage the level of interest there would be in doing a project that was making/shaping a skateboard deck out of a glued up 7-ply skateboard blank with concave already pressed into it (similar to the picture above).
Materials would be in the $20 pricerange.
Please leave a comment on this post if this is something you'd be excited to work on!
***Update - Please comment if you would be interested regardless of cost***
Friday, February 11, 2011
The Revolution Will Be Televised
Part 1:

Q - What technologies facilitated the regime change we witnessed in Egypt today? List 3. Describe how each technology came about and how each were used in support of the protest.
Part 2:
Does anyone know Arabic? The following is a list of "essential equipment" protest organizers disseminated to participants (click photo for larger version):

Q - List each of the items displayed in the image. Make your best guess about how they could be repurposed to support peaceful demonstration in the face of an authoritarian regime.

Q - What technologies facilitated the regime change we witnessed in Egypt today? List 3. Describe how each technology came about and how each were used in support of the protest.
Part 2:
Does anyone know Arabic? The following is a list of "essential equipment" protest organizers disseminated to participants (click photo for larger version):

Q - List each of the items displayed in the image. Make your best guess about how they could be repurposed to support peaceful demonstration in the face of an authoritarian regime.
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