From late-night emergencies to custom designs, 3D printing is giving makers the power to create LED bezels and panel holders on demand. Explore the new tools and workflows reshaping DIY electronics.
A maker's oversized, fully functional NeoPixel LED captures the imagination of the DIY community, offering new possibilities for large-scale, programmable lighting installations.
A new breed of holiday hacker has built a Christmas tree that listens and reacts to your favorite songs, blending microcontrollers, addressable LEDs, and creative coding for a festive light show.
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A Formula 1 fan engineered a light box that reacts to live race data, turning every flag and caution into a living room spectacle. Learn how open-source tech and a hacker mindset bring the race to life.
A new breed of makers is reviving analog dice with classic chips, bypassing microcontrollers for privacy and simplicity. Discover how old-school tech is rolling again.
Wago’s online community is transforming humble electrical connectors into a hotbed of DIY innovation, 3D-printed tools, and playful hacks—reshaping how we think about hardware.
In 1981, hobbyists built digital voltmeters and frequency counters from magazine plans. Today, enthusiasts revive these projects, blending nostalgia with hands-on electronics education.
A new generation of hackers is building high voltage power supplies for vacuum tubes, reviving analog tech—and its dangers—on modern workbenches worldwide.
A new open-source analog synth, Polykit, brings eight-part harmony and DIY spirit to electronic music. Discover how analog tech is making a bold comeback.
A dad’s quest to build a synth for his daughter’s birthday becomes a crash course in DIY electronics, reflecting the rise of homegrown maker culture and parental STEM projects.