We’re making with a purpose in issue 3 of HackSpace magazine . Not only are we discovering ways in which 3D printing is helping to save resources — and in some case lives — in the developing world, we’re also going all out with recycling.
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HackSpace magazine 3: Scrap Heap Hacking
Jason Barnett used the pots feature of the Monzo banking API to create a simple e-paper display so that his kids can keep track of their pocket money. Monzo For those outside the UK: Monzo is a smartphone-based bank that allows costumers to manage their money and payment cards via an app, removing the bank clerk middleman. In the Monzo banking app, users can set up pots, which allow them to organise their money into various, you guessed it, pots
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e-paper pocket money tracker using Monzo pots
Here’s another guest post from Allison Taylor at Wolfram Research. We’ve seen sous vide applications before – but we’ve never seen one that uses the Wolfram Language and Mathematica to describe elegant curves while it prepares your dinner. Thanks Allison, and thanks to Diego Zviovich, who came up with this project.
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Sous-vide cooking with the Wolfram Language
Behold, the 'Picrowave'.
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Behold, the ‘Picrowave’. A Raspberry Pi Enabled Microwave – TG Daily
Raspberry Pi cooks up the Picrowave ElectronicsWeekly.com Raspberry Pi microwave How does the saying go – “Set a thief to catch a thief”?
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Raspberry Pi cooks up the Picrowave – ElectronicsWeekly.com