We learn, share, and make things.
We learn, share, and make things.
Learn to solder and help Heat Seek assemble devices to track the heat in apartments and keep landlords honest! Sign up here We need your help to solder and assemble 25 of HeatSeek’s latest temperature-logging devices. This is a simple…
Adafruit is joining us along with the Raspberry Pi Foundation for our upcoming event on wednesday, and they’ve offered up an amazing Raspberry Pi shaped goodie backpack filled with accessories. The event is sold out but if you have an…
The Raspberry Pi foundation is stopping at NYC Resistor on their Hackerspace Roadshow. Come and join us for an evening with talks and hands-on time with the Raspberry Pi. Special guests from Adafruit will be joining us as well, with some…
A few years ago, I released an 8-bit album called “Resistor Anthems” under the Creative Commons Attribution license (which means people can download and use the album however they like for free, even in commercial projects, as long as they…
First person to correctly guess what this is in the comments gets a free ticket to our upcoming Interactive show on May 19th! Don’t forget, we’re taking submissions for interactive art pieces in the show now! The theme is “physical…
The piano box is a (somewhat polyphonic) paper toy synthesizer with 12 keys, each triggering a tone and an LED. The keys are a set of capacitive sensors, made of copper tape, controlled by an Arduino Mega running the CapSense…
Ranjit Bhatnagar of MoonMilk.com (and NYCResistor Member) shows us his Laser-cut Whistles and talks about his Instrument-a-Day project. Learn more about “Instrument-a-Day” here: Source files for the laser cat whistle here: Music: “Digital Native” by Eric Skiff –…
A few days ago, one of our newest members, @dustynrobots shared a link to some amazing Valentine’s day cards with the rest of the group. These amazing Valentine’s day cards for makers by Steve Hoefer are sourced from old public…
Raphael Abrams shows us his Freelance “Puncher” time tracking device. After trying many different methods for keeping track of his hours, Raph created this little puncher to easily clock in and out of his freelance work. Check out the code…
We’ll let this bit of awesomeness speak for itself 🙂 Check out all the Resistor cameos! Learn more here!