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  • Go Bionic With These Wearable Arduino Projects

  • Wednesday, January 2
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  • The emerging field of smart textiles, known as “Wearables” or e-textiles, has gained considerable momentum in the past few years as enthusiasts continue to build more and more complex projects with microcontrollers that keep growing in power while shrinking in …

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  • ‘Softwalks’ Spruces Up New York City’s Construction Zones

  • Thursday, December 27
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  • New York City is constantly under construction, meaning the skyline and sidewalk vistas always include cranes and scaffolding. Now, two designers aim to improve the view by making construction a little nicer for pedestrians. Their sidewalk-improving initiative is called Softwalks.

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  • New Year’s Resolutions From 10 Top Minds and Makers

  • Thursday, December 27
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  • We’ve gathered 10 DIY experts to get their proposed New Year’s resolutions, including repurposing forgotten materials and 3-D printing less stuff. And documenting projects better, something you’ll hear from a few of them. Read up, then get to your workshop.

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  • The Achilles’ Heel of 3D Printing

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  • 20 Tech Trends for 2013

  • We asked a wide variety of technologists, designers, and strategists across frog’s studios around the world to take a look into the future. The near future, that is. “Near” in that 2013 is not only upon us, but also very ...  More
  • Saturday, January 5
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  • Fitbit, why can’t I have my data?

  • I have a Fitbit. I got it because I wanted to collect some data about myself and I liked the simplicity of the set-up. I also asked around and Fitbit seemed like the most “open” platform for collecting one’s own ...  More
  • Saturday, January 5
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  • Training Bacteria To Grow Consumer Goods

  • The promise of 3-D printing is that we can generate any arbitrary shape at the push of a button, which sounds pretty impressive until you realize that auto-generating any arbitrary 3-D shape is exactly what living organisms have been up ...  More
  • Saturday, January 5
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  • Print me a jet engine

  • CONFIRMATION as to how seriously some companies are taking additive manufacturing, popularly known as 3D printing, came on November 20th when GE Aviation, part of the world’s biggest manufacturing group, bought a privately owned company called Morris Technologies. This is ...  More
  • Saturday, November 24
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  • www.slate.com
  • The American Revolution: The Game

  • Assassin’s Creed III offers the best of all possible worlds: a precise, truthful recreation of the late 1700s that’s so rich in minutiae that you can practically smell the moldering fish markets and freshly dropped horse manure. Walking the cobblestone ...  More
  • Sunday, October 28
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  • Business Cards Do High-Tech Work

  • The 22-year-old computer programmer and biotech-company intern has cards made out of a standard, green circuit board. Plug the corner of one into a USB port, hit "caps lock" a few times and his information will appear on the screen. "Anyone ...  More
  • Thursday, October 18
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