Folks have been using Raspberry Pi devices and other small, cheap, and low power computers to build smart mirrors for the past few years. But Ben Roe’s Magic Mirror E Ink project stands out in a few ...
It’s blueberry season! If you have an extra amount this season, may I strongly suggest that you use some to create blueberry ink — I don’t think you’ll regret it! At the beginning of last month, I led ...
There might be no dearth of DIY projects involving E Ink displays though here is one that is miles apart from the rest. Designed by Doctr_sbaitso, a hardcore Calvin and Hobbes fan, the project ...
Modern computers can do an awful lot of things. You can write a novel, or read one. You can listen to music, compose music, or create a music video. And you can waste countless hours watching cat ...
Introducing the Inkplate 5, a compact E Ink display designed specifically for do-it-yourself projects. As Liliputing stated, the versatile device is equipped with a printed circuit board that enables ...
There are DIY projects that you should do at your own risk, and then there are DIY projects that you should do at your own risk. This conductive ink concocted by Jordan Bunker falls into the latter ...
[Jordan] likes the flexibility that conductive inks offer (dead link, try Internet Archive) when putting together electronic circuits, but says that they are often too expensive to purchase in decent ...
Printer ink cartridges, like razor blades, are a scam. Manufacturers practically give away printers, and then rob us blind again and again with exorbitant ink prices. Here’s your chance to stick it to ...
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