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Using a trio of PIC microcontrollers, this guy built a fully functional video game which uses analog paddles and has more gameplay than the usual Pong type stuff you typically see from PIC games.
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Next time you're in Vegas, how about dropping a few quarters into a machine that won't pay-off in cash, but rather in fun?
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Rather than building the typical home theater with the usual big puffy recliners and movie theater-like look, this couple decided to go all-out and build a completely Indiana Jones themed room. They have chosen wisely...
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I can't say that I've ever considered the idea of a non-volatile CPU, but this interesting concept has several obvious benefits.
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If your coffee table just isn't cutting it as far as interactivity and excitement goes, you can try sprucing it up with some motion-activated LED lighting kits. Video included.
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You might think this is something out of the Segway R&D department, but it's just a project of a creative hobbyist who combined an Arduino controller, a motor, and some knowledge to create a fun result.
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If you spent way too many hours playing the original Command & Conquer like I did, this will be worth your time to read!
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Here's the shiny results of some dedicated pranksters who wanted to celebrate their boss's 40th birthday.
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If you've ever wondered why nobody looks to Microsoft for creativity or "cool" this video will explain why.
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Easily create standalone programs for OS X which don't require any commandline experience for the end-users.
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