Date of interview: Oct 2026Now Joe Rogan had an interview with UFO gov whistleblower David Grusch and things really got interesting as he revealed some…
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A newly obtained Central Intelligence Agency release provides a detailed look at the material prepared inside the U.S. government for the public rollout following the…
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The 1980 presidential campaign between Democratic President Jimmy Carter and Republican challenger Ronald Reagan became the subject of a political controversy after it was revealed…
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Johns Hopkins University researchers have developed a system to continuously monitor blood pressure without the need for arterial lines. Familiar blood pressure cuffs that wrap around the arm aren’t invasive, but they only provide intermittent readings. The team created a system called MOSAIC based on two sensors—one placed on a patient’s chest, and the other…
Built from cardboard, an Arduino, a motion sensor and some clever crafting, Barquinics created this web-shooter. Not quite ready to swing from the rooftops, but they it does look super fun! see the guide on Instructables: In this project, we’ll build a wearable, motion-triggered web-shooter using an Arduino Nano and an accelerometer. Just make a…
Glow up your festival wardrobe with programmable LEDs! In this new tutorial from Erin St Blaine, learn how to add colorful, animated lighting to a faux fur coat using WLED. The fur trim and oversized cuffs become glowing canvases for colorful animations, sound-reactive effects, and custom patterns. Different sections of the coat can run their…
Check out the latest tutorial from Erin St Blaine: make a pair of glowing LED devil horns that react to your movements. These lightweight paper-mâché horns are packed with NeoPixels and powered by an Adafruit RP2040 Prop-Maker Feather. The onboard accelerometer senses head movement and triggers different animations — tilt your head for a slow…
DIY wearables are inherently prone to mishaps and repairs, so when you’re packing your bag for Maker Faire, Burning Man, or just an all-night party, consider packing some of these things to keep your project excellent the whole way through Check out our guide in the Adafruit learn system!
Check out the latest guide from Erin St Blaine: add NeoPixel seed pixels to a polka dot dress and create an electro-swing, dance-reactive retro fashion delight. This is an intermediate guide that will give you ideas and techniques for lighting up your costume and creating effects that react to your motion. From the guide: Put…
Researchers at North Carolina State University have created a wearable patch that can detect hazardous gaseous, aerosolized, and aqueous environmental toxins and notify wearers by vibrating against their skin. For this work, the researchers created a square patch slightly smaller than a driver’s license. The patch contains a microcontroller that serves as the patch’s brain;…
Augmental introduced two new accessibility products A lot of the gadgets that get promoted at CES never make it past the concept stage so it’s cool to see this mouth mouse hit the market. Introduced by Augmental at CES 2024, the MouthPad is like a retainer that gives you full cursor control with your tongue.…
Adeleke Justin Akinkurolere uses sensors on his wrist and jaw to collect data while chewing on a snack. via The University of Rhode Island The University of Rhode Island shares how a machine-learning-enabled wearable was developed to monitor and understand ingestive behaviors. The research team included Kathleen Melanson, URI nutrition professor; Theodore Walls, URI psychology…
You can use a zipper switch in place of a pushbutton with this guide from the Adafruit Learn System! Here’s a fun way to make your clothes more interactive– you can turn a zipper into a switch for activating lights, sounds, and more using stainless steel conductive thread. Check out the full guide!
