Date of discovery: July 26, 2026Location of sighting: Mars Source: https://mars.nasa.gov/msl-raw-images/msss/03393/mcam/3393ML1015160341305084C00_DXXX.jpgGuys, this is a unexploded missile laying on the surface of Mars just meter from the…
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Date of discovery: July 27, 2026Location of discovery: In orbit between Jupiter and MarsSource: https://images-assets.nasa.gov/image/PIA07881/PIA07881~orig.jpgI found a comet in the NASA index and I wanted to…
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kitronik shares how to add LEDs to Easter bunny ears on instructables. A miniature cell holder is just the right size to be hidden away under the headband along with a small slide switch that allows you to turn the ears on and off easily. The project requires advanced skills as there are two separate…
Researchers at the University of Waterloo are developing a soft-robotic wearable that can improve the diagnosis and treatment of lymphedema. WML engineered a portable solution. Their prototype integrates a pump, valves and a microfluidic chip into a compact unit roughly the size and weight of a smartphone. Paired with lightweight inflatable balloons and a long-lasting…
Light up the egg hunt this season with Erin St. Blaine and the Adafruit Learning System. Everyone needs a friend who is all ears. Get egg-cited and make a set of motion-reactive light up bunny ears with Circuit Playground Express and MakeCode. This project is a great one to do with kids. There’s a bit of…
Lumafield takes a look at modern health wearables, to including scans to take a look inside. Health wearables have become the most personal technology we own, to the point that some of us take them with us to bed every night. Entering the mainstream around 2015 with the launch of the Apple Watch, fitness tracking…
This project is making me super curious about how many steps my kids take daily. Obviously, it varies from day to day but it would be so fun to see their step count after spending a day walking around the city or exploring a park for hours, or even simply running around our house on…
The Hypershell X Series is the first consumer-grade exoskeleton that delivers on the promise of “bionic” performance without the bulk of industrial prototypes. The Architecture of Assistance At its core, the Hypershell X is a masterclass in lightweight engineering. Weighing roughly 2 kg, the device sits comfortably at the waist, utilizing a sophisticated M-One motor…
Check out the latest learn guide from Erin St Blaine: add Adafruit n00ds to your masquerade mask and make your headwear glow. Adafruit’s n00ds are little spaghetti-noodles made of light. Hook one up to a coin cell battery and it will glow for hours. n00ds are similar in effect to EL wire, but work a…
Cell-phone TRRS Headset – Earbud Headphones w/ Microphone I still miss my iPhone headphone jack. In recent years there have been rumblings of a return to physical media, along similar lines getting physical with the 3.5mm jack (or more realistically an adaptor) is also coming back. Whether its fashion, reaction or fidelity, wired headphones…
Researchers at Boise State University develop flexible electric tattoos Ajay Pratap, a doctoral student in materials science and engineering, led the “E-tattoo” research team under the mentorship of Materials Science and Engineering Professor David Estrada. This interdisciplinary team included the expertise from 17 research faculty and staff representing fields such as physics, electrical engineering, biomolecular…
A collaborative research team of experts in fashion, textiles, ergonomics, engineering, and computer science at LSU address longevity in construction workers with a smart, wearable exoskeleton. In research funded by the National Science Foundation as part of a Future of Work program, researchers in construction management and industrial engineering from LSU and Rutgers, including project…
