Portable Desktop Overhead Camera
Last week I gave a talk to the .net Liverpool group about the project to put .net nanoFramework onto the cheap yellow display. As part of the talk, I wanted to show and explain the board. And as I was
Posted in: Portable Desktop Overhead Camera
Tags: 3d Printing, Camera, FreeCAD
Custom Garden Rooms
Hampshire and the south coast is known for it’s high tech industries such aerospace, satellite and maritime companies. Today we are talking to Luxora by R3. A company with an equally modern approach to building custom garden rooms, offices, and studios.
Posted in: Interview
Tags: SIPS, Sponsorship
The Viktor Wynd Museum Of Curiosities, Fine Art & UnNatural History
This week I got a break from DIY and gardening projects and had a chance to visit a small and unusual museum in East London.
Posted in: Exhibition
Tags: museum
Makers Central
On 17th and 18th May 2025, Makers Central will be returning to the Birmingham NEC. With a great line up of Makers, Workshops and Trade exhibitors. Makers There is an impressive line up of makers this year with diverse range
Posted in: Exhibition
Tags: Makers, Workshops
Arduino Software Internals
A reference guide to using configuring software tools for Arduino.
Posted in: Electronics
Tags: Arduino
Automotive News
British car manufacturer Morgan has found a gap in the market for a thoroughly British cyber-truck. Following the rejection of the US’s metal tank of a car due to safety concerns, Morgan believes they have created the perfect car for
Old Tech in Cambridge
Cambridge is well known for its technology and also it’s museums which are mostly scattered around the city centre. But there’s a couple of museums further out that are well worth a visit. Centre for Computing History Hidden away around
Posted in: Exhibition
Tags: Cambridge, computing, Steam Engine
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Metal sculpture in brass, mounted on an 1800s French Coin
