A fellow who goes by the name [c.invent] designed and built this open-source keychain-sized multi-platform emulation console, called the Keymu. It uses an Intel Edison (a computer-on-module). a 1.5-inch OLED display, and 11.7mm speaker, and a 220 mAh lithium battery, all inside a 3D printed clamshell case. You can learn how to make your own at Hackaday.
Is it a good idea to give a dog an electric skateboard? Simone Giertz is a YouTuber and maker extraordinaire. Her ridiculously cute three-legged rescue dog, Scraps, appears in many… READ THE REST
Probably every robotics nerd of a certain age had a Radio Shack Armatron toy in the 1980s [raises hand]. Our old pal I-Wei Huang had one and considered turning it… READ THE REST
Every year, a group of makers on YouTube draw names of other makers to build something for. The projects are always clever, and often fun and funny. Here are a… READ THE REST
TL;DR: The TREBLAB HD77 Bluetooth speaker comes with waterproofing, all-day battery, and crisp 360° HD sound for $51.99 (reg. $79)! Whether you're at the beach or camping, one thing that's bound to make… READ THE REST
TL;DR: Until September 29, own Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for $54.97—a practical, one-time purchase. Ever thought about owning your software instead of paying for it over and over, just like all… READ THE REST
TL;DR: Find the best deals on fresh produce and more by joining BJ's Wholesale Club with a 1-year membership with BJ's Easy Renewal® starting at $20! Yuck! The strawberries and spinach you just… READ THE REST
