CricketCoach Helps You to Improve Your Technique
Researchers at the University of Auckland’s Augmented Human Lab have created a smart grip system controlled by an Arduino Mega…
3D Printed Open Source Automated Feeding System
Katrina Nguyen is currently a Biomedical Engineering graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University studying motor neuroscience research. Katrina designed an…
3D Printed Composite Keyboard Switch Prototype
Researchers Alec Peery and Dušan Sorma at Ohio University have been exploring a mechanical keyboard concept with a 3D-printed dampener…
InfiniTouch is the First Fully Touch Sensitive Smartphone
German researchers from Universtiy of Stuttgart and Regensburg have recently created InfiniTouch, a prototype device which allows you to interact…
Shedding Light: when Open Source serves the research in biology and bioengineering
The open source movement has facilitated the development of low cost and easy-to-use technologies for scientific settings. A study published…
Microsoft’s AirSim Now Includes Car Simulation
Earlier this year, Microsoft open-sourced “AirSim” (Aerial Informatics and Robotics), a high-fidelity system, for testing the safety of artificial intelligence…
Come and Visit Maker Faire Rome 2017 on December 1st-3rd
Maker Faire Rome 2017 is coming, only a few weeks before the start of the 5th Edition of this amazing…
FlyPi: 3D Printed, Low Cost and Open Source Lab Equipment
The pursuit of neuroscience can be costly, particularly when it comes to lab equipment. Costs of commercially-available solutions can easily…
Maker Faire Rome: You’re all invited to the Europe’s biggest Innovation event!
Organized by the Rome Chamber of Commerce, through its special concern Innova Camera, MFR aims to refocus the debate on…
3D printed microscope for waterborne diseases prevention!
Scientists from Cambridge University have developed a 3D printable microscope that can be used to test water. The device uses…