today and tomorrow

This is supposed to be a brush … I can’t think of anything that I would brush away with it, but it looks nice. For those who want a DIY guide, go to this Instructables page.

Ivy is a DIY system, to build your own unique coatrack structure. It reminds me of a Lindenmayer system.

The x0xb0x is not just another MIDI-controlled TB-303 clone. x0xb0x is a full reproduction of the original Roland synthesizer, with fully functional sequencer. The sequencer can be programmed just like the original 303 (ok its actually a little easier, we think) and can be used to control other synthesizers via any of its various output formats. 128 banks of track memory and 64 banks of pattern memory are stored in onboard EEPROM, no battery-backup is needed!

Limor, the girl behind this project and the Wave Bubble, knows how to handle a soldering iron.

Wave Bubble is a self-tuning, wide-bandwidth portable RF jammer. What? This little device let you jam all kinds of wireless signals … mobile phones, GPS, WIFI, bluetooth, … you name it. Ofcourse it’s illegal to have such a device but the Wave Bubble website gives you a detailed instructions how to build one.

by the Night Writer, picture by urban_data, found at ni9e blog

Soundbombs are New-Media-Accessories. Each one a lowtech object for interactive transmission. An integrated soundmodul makes it possible to record any given sound and then activate it through a motiondetector. As a Non-Visual Graffiti, with its origin in streetart, Soundbombs give the possibility to tag a place in an accoustic form: a welcoming greeting at the entrance or a warning of a bad restaurant. Each owner can leave a personal message anywhere and at any time. Soundbombs can whistle, laugh, belch or recite a poem.

Here’re some fun projects by atelier v.

An other “product” for the ladies …
Orgasmatron 3000 by Dominic Wilcox.