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Weekend inspiration: Check out these 5 projects

March 22, 2019 By Øyvind Nydal Dahl Leave a Comment

It’s Friday.

And it’s the start of the weekend.

For many of us, that’s a chance to carve out a big chunk of time to work on a project.

Today, I set aside some time to browse the web.

Looking for fun projects that people are building.

And boy did I find some exciting things!

Maybe you’re already working on something.

…or maybe you’re just getting started and haven’t had the chance to figure out your next build.

Anyway, I think you’re going to like the following projects.

These are my 5 top picks to inspire you to get started (or continue) on your project.

  1. Captain Credible’s micro:bit orchestra:

This is a project that a friend of mine made for a museum in Oslo, Norway. It’s a programmable orchestra where it’s possible for the public to program their own instruments:

  1. The mechanical tulip lamp

This is a beautiful creation of a lamp/piece of art that blooms. It comes with instructions on how to build one yourself:

https://www.instructables.com/id/Ever-Blooming–Mechanical-Tulip/

  1. The incredible robots of Boston Dynamics

You might have seen this one before. Or one of the other robots by this company. They have done a fantastic job of getting their robots to move around the environment, inspired by humans and animals:

  1. How to place a lot of dominos?

Have you ever seen those videos with thousands of domino bricks laid out in a pattern? You push one domino at the beginning, and they all start to fall, one by one. Cool, but must be a lot of work right? Not necessarily with the help of the Lego domino row building machine:

  1. The Sudoku Solver

Talking about Lego… My wife and I have been spending a lot of time solving Sudoku puzzles lately. Maybe we should have just built this one:

If you haven’t built anything before – or if you need help developing your skills, Ohmify is here for you. I created it to help people like you make cool projects, even if you’re starting from scratch.

Find out more here:
https://ohmify.com/join/

Keep On Soldering!
Oyvind @ build-electronic-circuits.com

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