At 22 Sam Zeloof Has Hand Built A 1200 Transistor Chip In His Garage
If you haven't already heard of 22 year old Sam Zeloof, who was interviewed last Friday by Wired, he is now famous for the hand fabrication of a 1200 transistor...
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Sniffing Out Malware’s EM Emissions With A Raspberry Pi?
The idea of sniffing out infected kit by monitoring their EM emissions seems to be a bit beyond what we can achieve at this point, however it seems that this ability is…
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A 180W AMD Threadripper Laptop
Sick of your 3950X powered laptop throttling under heavy load and want one that is capable of handling the thermal load of a Threadripper? Check out this build over at Hackaday which…
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Catch The Wave; Internet Of Water Filled Tubes
Hackaday has posted a rather interesting project, detailing how the internet could work over a series of watery tubes, at least in places where they don't have a tendency to...
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The Ingenuity Involved In Flying A Helicopter On Mars
NASA has sent Ingenuity on it's way to Mars, marking the first attempt for humans to fly an autonomous helicopter on another planet. It is currently tucked into the cargo bay of…
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The ISS WiFi Learns A New Trick With An Eye To Autonomous Docking
The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency successfully launched the last of its H-II transfer vehicles to the International Space Station and the cargo is rather interesting. It will be delivering a...
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Augmented Reality And Assisted Vision In a Contact Lens
Mojo Vision have developed a prototype contact lens with a built in display to give your eyes that old AR treatment. They are designed to be far more unobtrusive than Google…
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We Have Winners; The 2019 Hackaday Prize Results
The winning project for this years Hackaday Prize is called FieldKit, and while it isn't quite as advanced as a tricorder it can certainly fulfill a similar purpose in even...
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Blink Twice To Zoom And Enhance
A common science fiction trick has come closer to reality, thanks to researchers from the University of California San Diego. When your eye moves or you blink, electrooculographic signals are...
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SpaceX Serious Satellite Internet
There is a benefit to living in Florida, the chance to watch SpaceX do their thing in person which is what inspired The Tech Report to take a look at SpaceX's Starlink…
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Mega Sega reboot, Analogue’s Sg FPGA
If you haven't run into it yet, the Sega Mg is a $190 FPGA powered device with can play any any region's Genesis or Mega Drive cartridges, and has a connector for…
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Now that’s truly flexible programming!
Researchers from Harvard University and the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have shown off a very interesting bit of kit, a flexible logic gate for use in soft robotics. That type…
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The incredible stretch … circuit?
There have been several foldable screens shown off at CES and other shows, though no prototypes have made it into our hands as of yet. For the most part they seem to…
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Look ma, no keyboard!
Anitomicals C is a inventive computer enthusiast who has built his own version of Microsoft's large PixelSense workspace (once called Surface); a dual touchscreen desktop machine. It looks like a laptop in…
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Come on let’s go Space Garbage Truckin’
Kessler syndrome, aka the Kessler effect, describes a critical point that space garbage in low earth orbit could reach which would effectively trap us on the planet. Not only that, it…
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Boron arsenide; cool as diamonds but somewhat less expensive
Thermal interface material boffins will expound the benefits of using diamond to improve the thermal conductivity of pastes and would go so far as to suggest they should be included in chip…
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Computers can now read that poker face you are so proud of
AlterEgo is a project from MIT to allow you to interface with a computer via neuromuscular face twitches, translating subtle movements into text. You need to wear a sensor which looks a…
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Design a thing, win a prize; change the world?
Last years grand prize winner of the Hack a Day prize picked up $50,000 for creating the Open Source Underwater Glider, an autonomous underwater vehicle which uses a buoyancy engine instead…
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