Garden gadgets usually prove popular on the blog, so I hope this is no exception: the Legs Day Project. The big idea is to not leave plants stuck in one place, but let them find their own sunshine!
Here's another publication for the Gadget Master blog's virtual book shelves: Designing Electronics That Work.
Using Google Analytics as my thermometer, it's time again to look at what's been statistically hot on the blog this last flaming month of June 2025!
Room must be found on Gadget Master for the Airlander 10. This is an innovative approach to air travel from Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV), part aeroplane, part airship.
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This book may be of interest to Gadget Masters getting serious with the use of AI and looking to develop their own learning model. It's called Practical Deep Learning.
We're talking an Arduino robot for material synthesis, a holographic microscope, a programmable display, a robotics book, a visit to the Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL), and much more...
One to note for any science lovers. You can now register now for the Summer Science Exhibition 2025, which takes place at Carlton House Terrace this July.
This one caught my eye the other day. It's from The Register, about building a minimum PC for writers. What is described as an "antisocial writing rig".
It's time again to take a look at what's been hot on the blog this last month! We're talking microgravity, a sound pedal, a Raspberry Pi PoE+ Injector, a holographic microscope, and much more...
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