Chocolate Volume [Maker Update #177]
This week on Maker Update, a face-tracking chocolate launcher, Teensy 4.1, a Pi-powered pupper, a flaming lamp, a steampunk tub, a people detecting mask, and a VHS videodrome.
Thank You for Being a Friend [Maker Update #176]
This week on Maker Update: a robot friend, flying birds, Sith jewelry, lockdown gardening, and maker marathons.
This week’s guest host is Sophy Wong:
https://sophywong.com/
Monster Chompers [Maker Update #175]
This week on Maker Update, our robot overlords get a new, terrifying mouth, the Pi camera goes deluxe, Maker Faire goes virtual, mirror inspiration, and singing toilet paper.
Handwavey Details [Maker Update #174 *Adafruit Edition*]
This week on Maker Update: Handwavey details about music, Open source certification, thermal imaging, quarantine calendars, inspiration, and connecting your project anywhere on the globe.
Supermarket Sweep [Maker Update #173]
This week on Maker Update, Arduino-controlled virtual toilet paper shopping, AI for game controllers, a swank birdhouse, and a little office worker to keep you company.
Coin-Op Pop [Maker Update #172]
This week on Maker Update, a coin-op pat on the back, self-driving germicide, coffee table control, a DIY thermometer, golf cart conversion, missing cheese, and Hot Wheels for the apocalypse.
Onward and Upward [Maker Update #171]
This Week on Maker Update, the social distance bike, a Narnia book nook, DIY UV-C sterilization, making circles with Adam Savage, and putting holes in concrete.
In Situ [Maker Update #170]
This week on Maker Update, rolling your own D-O droid, a heart sculpture that checks your pulse, a handheld sniffer, a magic chef, indoor swing, pferd files, and I’ll explain what this is.
MIDI Face Melter [Maker Update #169 Adafruit Edition]
This month on Maker Update: a fully functioning midi instrument, Adafruit’s response to Covid 19, an easy-sew face mask, dropping eggs, Morse code, and Circuit Python en Español.
Scrub-a-Dub [Maker Update #168]
This week on Maker Update, 20 seconds of Spotify from your soap pump, MIT’s $100 open source ventilator, safe tools for kids, and the Hackaday calendar of virtual events.