December 7th 2022 Newsletter
Introducing B.E.R.D, new Arduino and restock for Raspberry Pis New Products | Raspberry Pi | Arduino | BBC Micro:Bit | STEM Welcome to this week's newsletter, introducing B.E.R.D a robotic...
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The Worlds Largest Rideable Hexapod
It's not every day you see a hexapod of this size! The UK based engineer Matt Denton was recently awarded a Guinness World Record for the largest rideable hexapod for his Mantis robot....
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The Online Museum Dedicated to Remembering Sounds
Conserve The Sound (CTS) is an online museum dedicated to remembering sounds that are vanishing or become less frequent in modern life. They already have a decent sized catalogue of sounds with everything...
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The selfie that's out of this world
fgh In today's age of social media where everyone's sharing what they're doing and who they're doing it with the selfie has become one of the most popular picture poses. Even...
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A supercar made from Lego?
Lego can be both amazing and a real pain (in the foot) but sometimes people use it to make designs the normal person wouldn't even consider. Lego themselves recently built a...
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Soon we could be using batteries made from paper and bacteria
dfhg The technology and science behind batteries have come along way in the past decade with batteries now being smaller, lighter and lasting longer than ever before. As with all...
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Build your own Mars rover with instructions from NASA!
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory at the California Institute of Technology has released a complete detailed guide on how to build your own scaled-down Mars rover. The Open Source Rover is...
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The story of General Magic
Smartphones are the default type of phone nowadays and they're a staple in most peoples lives but have you ever wondered how the idea first came about? General Magic...
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The real life Pokéball designed to capture sea creatures
The deep ocean is one of the least explored environments on planet earth, an interdisciplinary team from Harvard University have set out to change that with their latest creation. Most of...
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You can now purchase your own Iron Man suit
Ever wanted your own personal Iron Man suit? Well now you buy can one - it'll set you back just over £330,000, but you can literally walk in to Selfridges...
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This robot can draw anything on sand
Spanish YouTuber Ivan Miranda is constantly recording his crazy 3D printed and robotics projects, he's made everything from a 3D printed tank to an Air Cannon. One of his latest creations...
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The first family living in a 3D printed house
A family in France have become the first in the world to move into a 3D printed house, the four-bedroom 1022 square foot property was constructed in 54 hours....
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Using mechatronics to save your phone from damage during falls
Everyones dropped there phone at some point and with the price of phones being higher than ever the cost of dropping them is no joke! A German student has...
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Using AI to determine highlights at Wimbledon
This year the highlights you see from Wimbledon on social media, the web and sports apps might not have been carefully trimmed and edited by a human. IBM's question answering...
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