CES 2009: World's First 3-D Webcam
With two cameras and a built-in processor, this gadget creates red/cyan anaglyphs in real-time.
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CES 2008: Bug Labs Build Your Own Gadget
Bug Labs generated some of the biggest buzz at CES with their infinitely hackable and customizable gadget
Maker Faire 2008: The Microfiche MIDI Controller
Turning an antiquated archival tool into a musical instrument.
CES 2008: Herman Miller's C2 Climate Control for the desktop
This device aims to end inter-office temperature squabbles.
Maker Faire 2008: Tube Time Clocks
Restoring the past with nixie tube clocks and vintage oscillographs.
Enjoy the Ride: An Engineers Plan to Make Engineering Hip
An animated music video from semicon engineer Rajeev Bajaj that’s part of his plan to make engineering hip
CES 2009: Telekinesis is Child's Play With Mattel's Mindflex
A new game lets you control a floating ball with your brain, and Spectrum puts it to the test.
DIY Plug-In Cars at Maker Faire
If you don’t mind a limited range, it’s easy to make your own electric car
Maker Faire 2008: Smart LEDs
These little RGB LED’s each have their own microcontroller for complete control.
IEEE Medal of Honor Recipient (2009): Dr. Robert Dennard
Dr. Robert Dennard was the recipient of the 2009 IEEE Medal of Honor, for his contributions to microelectronics that have made increased computing power and communications tools accessible to the masses. This video highlights his career at IBM and the process he took in developing Dynamic Random Access Memory.