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A maker’s 3D-printed actuator using a rope drive challenges industry norms, offering powerful, affordable robotics solutions while revealing the hurdles of DIY engineering.
UNI-T’s MSO oscilloscopes promise powerful mixed-signal analysis—but only if you spring for pricey digital probes. We investigate the real value, hidden costs, and practical alternatives for electronics enthusiasts and professionals.
2025 brought AI disruption, mesh networking breakthroughs, Arduino’s acquisition, and tariff headaches—reshaping how makers and hackers build, connect, and create. Here’s what changed and what’s next.
A burnt-out Casio Mini CM-602 calculator gets a second life as both an RPN calculator and a WiFi-connected VFD clock, thanks to innovative reverse engineering and modern microcontrollers.
lspci is the unsung hero of Linux troubleshooting, exposing hidden hardware issues and driver conflicts. Learn how this command-line tool can quickly reveal what your system really sees—and what it doesn’t.
After years of hype and disappointment, AR smart glasses are poised for a comeback fueled by artificial intelligence. Are we on the verge of ditching our smartphones for screens on our faces, or is this another tech dead-end?
Hobbyists are pushing the limits of engineering with home-built metal 3D printers using selective laser melting (SLM), but safety and reliability remain elusive in the underground race to print metal at home.
China’s high-profile robot sports competitions aren’t just for show—they’re rapidly accelerating the development and commercialization of humanoid robots, pushing them from stadiums into factories and homes.
At CES 2026, Samsung shifts from single-category dominance to a sweeping ecosystem strategy, unveiling Micro RGB TVs, bleeding-edge gaming monitors, foldables, and AI-driven appliances. Here’s what it means for your digital future.
A DIY innovator transforms a 1960s tractor with a solar-panel roof and electric drive—testing the limits of green technology on the farm. Discover how vintage machinery and modern energy are merging in the fields.