This week, Editor-in-Chief Elliot Williams and Assignments Editor Kristina Panos stood around and marveled at machinery in its many forms, from a stone-cutting CNC to an acrobatic robot to an AI-controlled Twitch v-tuber. But before all of that, we took a look at the winners of our FPV Vehicle Contest, poured one out for Google Stadia, and Elliot managed to stump Kristina once again with this week’s What’s That Sound. Will you fare better?
Later, we drooled over an open-source smart watch, argued screen printing versus stenciling when it comes to bootleg Hackaday merch, and got into the finer points of punycodes.
Check out the links below if you want to follow along, and as always, tell us what you think about this episode in the comments!
And/or download it and listen offline.
2022 FPV Contest: Congratulations To The Winners!
Stadia Says Goodbye With Bluetooth And Crap Game
If you could figure out this week’s sound, fill out this form and maybe you’ll win a Hackaday Podcast t-shirt!
A Medieval Gothic Monastery Built Using CAD / CAM
ZSWatch: This OSHW Smart Watch Is As DIY As It Gets
A Flex Sensor For A Glove Controller Using An LDR
Building Optical Flex Sensors
US4542291A – Optical flex sensor
Sensor Glove Translates Sign Language
Avoiding The Engineer-Saviour Trap
3D Printer Filament From Reel-to-Reel Audio Tapes
Recyclebot Digests Milk Jugs To Feed MakerBot
Robotic Acrobot Aces The Moves
Celebrating A Decade Of Bootleg Hackaday Merch
Elliot’s Picks:
Swap The Clock Chip On The Mac SE/30 With An ATTiny85
Megahex Will Give You Robo-Arachnophobia
Kirby Sucks, Literally
DIY Magnet Handling Tool Puts An End To Placement Errors
Kristina’s Picks:
Making The One Ring By Electroplating Gold On A 3D Print
An E-Ink Progress Bar For Your Unborn Child
Homebrew Telephone Exchange Keeps The Family In Touch, In The House And Beyond
Punycodes Explained
AI-Controlled Twitch V-Tuber Has More Followers Than You
