Stuck at home and unable to go to his favourite museum, Alan O’Donohoe came up with the most logical solution: he’d build his own museum out of cardboard. Builds include a BBC Micro, ZX81, a cardboard Colossus, and the Mac Classic.
As Alan puts it, “I was without my phone for a few hours in the evening, so I decided to try building a replica of part of Colossus”. As one does!
3D printing has come a long way. Once upon a time you’d have to spend countless hours sanding everything that came off your print bed, and you could have any colour you wanted as long as it was beige. Now you can send a design off to a factory and get industrial-quality prints for pocket-money […]
Pocket calculator or microcontroller unit? you decide…
Maker Thomas Nguyen built three combat robots and developed an application that lets people control them from anywhere in the world.
Andrew Gregory discovers a robot
that’s better at balancing than he is
This ruggedised Compute Module 4-based computer is ideal for industrial use.
The PiPod is a throwback to a simpler time, before streaming, before automatic shuffle and ads.
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