Active Belt

Soh_cah_toa left a comment for me on flickr that pointed me to this active-belt. This is similar to the “I’m Lost” hacker jacket idea except that this doesn’t just do directing, it does gps! – Link

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Shift Registers

People often complain about the number of i/o pins available on the arduino microcontroller. There is a very simple solution for this that anybody readily using microcontrollers has probably considered: a parallel to serial shift register. This is probably one…

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Wearable Computing Ideas for the Lily Pad

Lily Pad Tutorial

Hardware hacker, FBZ posted to hackaday about the lilypad. I dug around on the site and found this great tutorial for getting started with it! As seen above is a color changing LED that changes when you move the embedded…

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NYC Suppliers

I’ve been perusing Tom’s NYC places-to-get-hardware list. It’s good. Read it and memorize it or if someone wants to whip out some geo-ninja skills and map these all out, that would rule. – Link One thing I would add to…

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