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Self-Healing Electronics Pave the Way for More Durable Gadgets. Also T-1000.

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It’s a science fiction staple – a character gets blasted, sliced or run over, but instead of dying it just stares at its wound while its body repairs itself as everyone watches in disbelief. Here’s a development that brings us just that much closer to that: circuitry that can heal…

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December 26th, 2011 by: Lambert Varias

DIY LED Nametag Kit: No, Your Name is Not Slim Shady

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While it’s not as flexible as say, one of those moving message board nametags, this one is definitely more geeky, since you have to actually assemble the electronic components for yourself.…

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December 18th, 2011 by: Technabob

CLICK Watches: DIP Switch Timepieces

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Remember when installing computer upgrades required setting all sorts of DIP switches? I guess you still occasionally have to do that or set jumpers, but these new watches will be a constant reminder of the old DIP switch even if it does eventually go the way of the dinosaur.…

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September 20th, 2011 by: Technabob

EES Packs Circuits Onto Skin: Beginning of the Modern Cyborg

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There’s a new process called EES (Electrical Epidermal System) which allows scientists to apply circuits and electrical components directly to skin, which could be big news for medical sensors, but it could also potentially lead to LED tattoos, integrated video game interfaces and more.…

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August 13th, 2011 by: Range

Triggertrap Triggers Digital Cameras with Just About Anything You Want

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If you’ve ever had a hankering to create photography that’s based on some sort of automatic trigger, have I got a cool gadget for you. The Triggertrap will let you use just about any electronic signal to make your camera snap a picture on cue.…

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July 1st, 2011 by: Technabob

Drawing Electronic Circuits with Pen and Ink

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Have you ever thought about creating electrical circuits with a pen? Apparently some engineers have, and came up with this prototype. These electric circuits were drawn using a silver-inked rollerball pen. The circuits can be drawn directly on paper, wood, and other surfaces. Now that’s an amazing pen.…

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July 1st, 2011 by: Range

Circuit Board Pendants to Wear Around Your Electro-necks

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As is evidenced by a couple of our most recent posts, women and girls can be into electronics just as much as dudes. So why not wear your inner geekette around your neck with one of these cool circuit board necklaces. They’re made by the guys at Brooklyn’s Design Glut,…

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June 11th, 2011 by: Technabob

Englighted Design’s Circuit Board LED Tie Takes It Up a Notch

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We’ve seen the Circuit Board Tie that Scatterbrain Ties has come up with. Now it’s time to take your geek pride up a notch by getting one that lights up.
And you can get one from Enlighted Designs, a company that prides itself with producing illuminated clothing, including the all-new Circuit…

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May 8th, 2011 by: Hazel Chua

Geeky LED Jack-O-Lantern DIY Project

My daughter was born on Halloween so it’s a pretty big deal around out house, with all sorts of decorations and parties to be had. It’s time to start decorating for Halloween already and if you want something a bit geekier for your porch than a carved pumpkin, this is…

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October 2nd, 2010 by: Shane McGlaun

Sony Shows Off Internal Wireless Circuits

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Sony recently showed off a prototype of a high-speed wireless technology which ships signals around between internal electronic components. Sony says they developed the wireless technology to overcome current costs and manufacturing complexities due to the sheer number of wires and circuit layers required to handle today’s complex circuits.

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February 13th, 2010 by: Technabob

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