Want to spice up your Pi? Here are 6 fun projects you can try this weekend to create more affordable alternatives to pricey ...

Stop wondering what to do with your Pi.

A cosmic-ray detector built at CERN has measured muons from one pole to the other. The Courier spoke to James Devine and Etam ...

A video circulating from X user @Rainmaker1973 shows Canadian maker John Tse hovering under a yellow umbrella that trails him ...

The most significant feature of the project is its ability to hover and automatically follow a person.

Elektor Lab Talk #49 on 6 August will examine USB-C Power Delivery, charger performance, batteries, repairs and power ...

My house is incredibly neat and organized, but when it comes to my digital life, the word "hoarder" comes to mind. If that sounds like you, a network attached storage device (NAS) is the perfect ...

Summary: Researchers developed CapuchinAI, an open-source, battery-powered platform that automates cognitive studies of wild primates using facial recognition and touchscreen interaction. Field-tested ...

But there is a way to break free from big tech. It's called "self-hosting". Many of these large tech providers do a good job of securing your data and enabling you to access services across devices ...

Between the speed and reliability of modern desktop 3D printers and the abundance of powerful single-board computers, there’s never been a better time to build a personal computing device that bucks ...

Discover how John Xu used 3D printing to create a flying umbrella that follows its user through rain or shine.