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Can we call our lab a hacker house yet?
Two guys. Full-time. Building, testing, breaking, shipping.
From robots to weird hardware experiments, this lab is slowly turning into a real hacker house.
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We are building a camera-free surveillance device for private rooms.
This is our first raw attempt at detecting human presence using WiFi signal tracking, scanning, fingerprinting, disturbance-zone detection, and tactical inference models.
Just a novice dad-son experiment with zero formal expertise in this space. So please don’t ask deep technical questions yet 😊
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A new day for a new experiment. Can we make the robot hand play the keyboard? Only time will tell.
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🚨 BREAKING: Google Research just dropped the textbook killer.
Its called "Learn Your Way" and it uses LearnLM to transform any PDF into 5 personalized learning formats. Students using it scored 78% vs 67% on retention tests.
The education revolution is here.
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Ejemplo didáctico de red neuronal sencilla con 3 neuronas utilizando Arduino Uno. Ideal para acompañar las explicaciones en clase y con las que se puede interactuar físicamente, ayudando a comprender y asimilar la teoría. Lista para usar aquí: 👇🏻 github.com/asinformatico/Neu…
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Adventures In Microscopy: Pond Water
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More microscopic investigations from my Foldscopin' on the Farm! I saw the pond & couldn't resist grabbing a sample! The amount of life seen in one drop is truly awe inspiring.
#FearlessMicroscopy #STEAM #ScienceIsBeautiful #ScienceIsFun
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Adventures In Microscopy: Micro Photo Shoot
Oregano flowers are so tiny that I could put an entire flower under my Foldscope 2.0! Enjoy the micro-still life results! (50X mag)
#FearlessMicroscopy #STEAM #GardenMicroscopy #ScienceIsBeautiful #Foldscope
This week we're featuring the father-son duo Laksh @ProjectsByLaksh and Capt. Venkat @CaptVenk from Circuit Heroes. Together, they're turning real-world engineering into play.
Introduce children to electronics with Circuit Heroes: League of Components. A fun, interactive card game that makes learning electronics feel like an adventure.
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Circuit Design in progress. Made with cirkitdesigner.com. This is way better and easier than tinkercad.
@LionCircuits @PcbCupid
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Circuit Design in progress. Made with cirkitdesigner.com. This is way better and easier than tinkercad.
@LionCircuits @PcbCupid
This week we're featuring Brittany Washburn. She develops engaging, hands-on activities that make technology concepts accessible and fun for young learners.
With Build a Paper Computer, students make their own paper laptops while learning about computer parts and digital systems. Perfect for Kindergarten-Grade 1!
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Try the Codidactic Open Source Board Game at your school, it's completely free!
Students will learn fundamental coding principles in a fun and engaging way.
You are free to adapt, remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose.
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This week we're featuring Brooke Brown, she creates hands-on, movement-based activities that make programming concepts accessible for young learners.
Check out her profile and work on our creators page 👇
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One of her standout resources is "Hop Scotch Coding" Students build code paths using patterns to understand programming fundamentals. It's perfect for K-3 classrooms and makes coding feel like play!
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