The internet of things can work for you: all you have to do is do it yourself! Inside this issue we look at 10 of the best DIY internet of things projects to inspire and delight you, and maybe even…. What do you do when something breaks — do you fix it, or do you throw it away and replace it with something new and cheap? We reckon we know the answer.
Join us as we pay tribute to the makers keep…. If you thought you had to spend big to get decent prints, think again. Robots were supposed to make our lives easier, but where are they all? Well, it turns out that if you want to have your own electronic companion, you're probably going to have to make it yourself. This issue, we take a look at how to start your own journey to electro-mechanical mastery. We'll show you how to pick the perfect bits for your robot and put them together.
What you do with it is up to you. HackSpace magazine issue 49 out now! Back Issues. Free Download. From functional to frivol… More details Buy now.
If you're outside of the UK you will have to pay for postage and packing. We think HackSpace is an incredibly exciting new magazine for makers. According to the HackSpace website;.
HackSpace will also be sold as a print edition. And that's what you'll be getting free if you sign up. If you run a hackspace they'll even send you a whole box of magazines to hand out. Can you be a maker without knowing electronics?
Akkie was before Raspberry Pi. Growing fruit and vegetables can be so frustrating, but a Raspberry Pi-based smart agriculture project helps take the uncertainty out of cultivation. Bringing the jam sessions outside thanks to a Raspberry Pi broadcasting notes and lyrics.
Rob Zwetsloot grabs a seat and listens. Sniffing out your surroundings with this next step in sensor technology. Rob Zwetsloot asks a Raspberry Pi to detect cheese or petrol. See more articles.
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