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A last minute @makekorea project has arrived! With @makerfaire only 5 days away my little @bigheart_asia will have to work hard to get this cool project built on time! The #makerphone kit is from @thecircuitmess They are famous for their last kit the #makerbuino I highly recommend that game kit as well! My daughter is excited to get this built so she can code games and call her friends! We were lucky enough to pick up the MakerPhone on @kickstarter I’ll post a link in our story for anyone interested in pre-ordering a MakerPhone Kit! - - - - #diyelectronics #phone #diyproject #cellphone #electronics #kickstarter #codingheroes #2g #cellularphone #circuitmess #soldering #electronicslovers #daddydaughtertime #busan #electronicsengineering #tech #technology #diytech (at Busan, South Korea) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3mj5lEn9DA/?igshid=ilv1h9mgqluc

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#kickstarter #MAKERbuino #DIY #console

[kinhagamer]

MAKERphone: monte um celular por US$ 89 com esse projeto do Kickstarter

MAKERphone: monte um celular por US$ 89 com esse projeto do Kickstarter

É cada vez maior a oferta de modelos de smartphones disponíveis no mercado, e da mesma forma, há uma grande diferenciação de preço. Existem telefones que podem custar até R$ 5.999,00 (Galaxy Note 9), e outros que podem custar míseros US$ 89, como é o caso do MAKERphone, um projeto do Kickstarter que permite ao usuário montar seu próprio celular.

O design pode não ser tão atraente quanto os…

[gaminggadgets]

Makerbuino

Bastelt mit Makerbuino eine 8bit-Konsole und programmiert selber Spiele

Baut euch erst eine minimalistische Handheld-Konsole, dann programmiert ihr euch eigene Games. Und das alles in schönstem 8bit-Stil. Makerbuino ist eine DIY-Konsole für Groß und Klein. Makerbuino verfolgt einen Ansatz, der eigentlich nicht neu ist – siehe zum Beispiel das bereits erhältliche DIY Gamer Kit oder die geniale, aber schweineteure Creoqode 2048. Von zahllosen 3D-Drucker- und…

[ozrobotics]

This neat little device is an open-source handheld game device that you can build yourself. Besides that, MAKERbuino is also an educational device shaped like a game console. Its purpose: to motivate people to explore, learn, and create something new in a fun and interesting way. What you’ll learn with MAKERbuino how to solder properly what are the basic electronic components and what are their functions what are microcontrollers and some basics of digital electronics how to program a microcontroller in C/C++ how a basic game console works and what are the basics of game development how to extend beyond MAKERbuino’s capabilities by adding various expansion modules

[aneddoticamagazinestuff]

MAKERphone is hackable

New Post has been published on https://www.aneddoticamagazine.com/makerphone-is-hackable/

MAKERphone is hackable

All these kits are plug and play. The kits include Sensors, controls and Monitoring devices.

You will be able to buy individual modules in a survey after the campaign ends.

Here is a list of modules that will be available:

MAKERbuino to ncd.io adapter ($5.00, bundled, max one per order) Current Monitoring Controller

– 2 Channels up to 70 Amps ($42.00) Temperature Sensor – Wide Range: -40°C to +125°C($15.00) Humidity and Temperature Sensor ($15.00) 3 Axis Accelerometer ($15.00) Gyroscope – 16 bit Triaxial ($15.00) Light Sensor – 16 Bit with Programmable Gain ($15.00) Pressure Sensor – 300-1100 hPa (15.00) Gas Sensor – Ammonia Benzene Alcohol Sensor ($15.00) Buzzer – For those times you need a buzzing MAKERphone ($13.00) Blue LED Display – 3-Character 7 Segment Display ($13.00) Potentiometer – 2-Channel 256 Position($13.00) Relay Controllers – 2, 4, or 8 Channels with up to 30 Amp Ratings ($24.00 – $55.00) Analog to Digital Converter ($15.00) Digital to AnalogConverter ($15.00) IoT Training Kit ($49.95)

Find out more about MAKERphone here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/…

[laurelkrugerr]

5 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Keep Their Children Busy and Learning While You Get Work Done

Working from home? Keep the kids engaged with something other than video games.

April 4, 2020 2 min read

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners.

The self-isolation order in the U.S. was extended until May, which means entrepreneurs will be building their businesses at home for at least another month. If that means another month trying to work while keeping your kids entertained, it may seem pretty daunting. After a while, kids will get tired of video games, puzzles, and all the other things you hope will keep them occupied inside. At this point, it may be time to get creative. We’ve rounded up some interesting and educational ideas to take up some of their time.

Build a video game console with this MAKERbuino Educational DIY Game Console Kit

Image credit: Entrepreneur Store

Kids getting tired of playing video games? Why not encourage them to build their own game console instead? This Internet of Things kit comes with everything you need to assemble, power, and code your own game console.

Get the MAKERbuino Educational DIY Game Console for $79.99. 

Watch documentaries with CuriosityStream

Image credit: Andrea Piacquadio

Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and other streaming services have plenty of great content for kids. But if they’re getting tired of the same old shows and are starting to miss school, send them on a brand new journey. CuriosityStream is the Netflix of documentaries, founded by the former President of Discovery Communications.

Get two years of CuriosityStream for $29.99 (Orig. $40). 

Learn a new language with Babbel

Image credit: Entrepreneur Store

There’s no time like the present for a kid to learn a new language. Babbel is the world’s top-grossing language learning program and, with this deal, you’ll get lifetime access to learning materials for all the languages in their library. With conversation-focused, technology-enhanced curriculums, Babbel makes it easier to learn a new language on your own time.

Get the Babbel Language Learning App for $159 (Orig. $399). 

Learn to code with The Complete Coding Course For Parents & Kids

Image credit: Annie Spratt

Coding isn’t part of the curriculum yet at many schools. Instead, make it part of your at-home curriculum. This coding course is designed to help kids (and parents) learn to code through hands-on projects. You’ll actually build real, functional education apps as you learn.

Get The Complete Coding For Parents & Kids: Build Education Apps in One Course for $13.99 (Orig. $500).  

Play around with robots with the DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10

Image credit: Twin

This Curiosity Kit turns playtime into learning time. The introductory STEM kit includes all the essentials to help children explore the fundamentals of robotics. With the included tools and guiding mobile app, it’s easy for kids to get a head start on designing and building a near-infinite number of projects.

Get the DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for $99.99 (Orig. $119).

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[douglassmiith]

5 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Keep Their Children Busy and Learning While You Get Work Done

Working from home? Keep the kids engaged with something other than video games.

April 4, 2020 2 min read

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners.

The self-isolation order in the U.S. was extended until May, which means entrepreneurs will be building their businesses at home for at least another month. If that means another month trying to work while keeping your kids entertained, it may seem pretty daunting. After a while, kids will get tired of video games, puzzles, and all the other things you hope will keep them occupied inside. At this point, it may be time to get creative. We’ve rounded up some interesting and educational ideas to take up some of their time.

Build a video game console with this MAKERbuino Educational DIY Game Console Kit

Image credit: Entrepreneur Store

Kids getting tired of playing video games? Why not encourage them to build their own game console instead? This Internet of Things kit comes with everything you need to assemble, power, and code your own game console.

Get the MAKERbuino Educational DIY Game Console for $79.99. 

Watch documentaries with CuriosityStream

Image credit: Andrea Piacquadio

Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and other streaming services have plenty of great content for kids. But if they’re getting tired of the same old shows and are starting to miss school, send them on a brand new journey. CuriosityStream is the Netflix of documentaries, founded by the former President of Discovery Communications.

Get two years of CuriosityStream for $29.99 (Orig. $40). 

Learn a new language with Babbel

Image credit: Entrepreneur Store

There’s no time like the present for a kid to learn a new language. Babbel is the world’s top-grossing language learning program and, with this deal, you’ll get lifetime access to learning materials for all the languages in their library. With conversation-focused, technology-enhanced curriculums, Babbel makes it easier to learn a new language on your own time.

Get the Babbel Language Learning App for $159 (Orig. $399). 

Learn to code with The Complete Coding Course For Parents & Kids

Image credit: Annie Spratt

Coding isn’t part of the curriculum yet at many schools. Instead, make it part of your at-home curriculum. This coding course is designed to help kids (and parents) learn to code through hands-on projects. You’ll actually build real, functional education apps as you learn.

Get The Complete Coding For Parents & Kids: Build Education Apps in One Course for $13.99 (Orig. $500).  

Play around with robots with the DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10

Image credit: Twin

This Curiosity Kit turns playtime into learning time. The introductory STEM kit includes all the essentials to help children explore the fundamentals of robotics. With the included tools and guiding mobile app, it’s easy for kids to get a head start on designing and building a near-infinite number of projects.

Get the DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for $99.99 (Orig. $119).

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5 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Keep Their Children Busy and Learning While You Get Work Done

Working from home? Keep the kids engaged with something other than video games.

April 4, 2020 2 min read

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners.

The self-isolation order in the U.S. was extended until May, which means entrepreneurs will be building their businesses at home for at least another month. If that means another month trying to work while keeping your kids entertained, it may seem pretty daunting. After a while, kids will get tired of video games, puzzles, and all the other things you hope will keep them occupied inside. At this point, it may be time to get creative. We’ve rounded up some interesting and educational ideas to take up some of their time.

Build a video game console with this MAKERbuino Educational DIY Game Console Kit

Image credit: Entrepreneur Store

Kids getting tired of playing video games? Why not encourage them to build their own game console instead? This Internet of Things kit comes with everything you need to assemble, power, and code your own game console.

Get the MAKERbuino Educational DIY Game Console for $79.99. 

Watch documentaries with CuriosityStream

Image credit: Andrea Piacquadio

Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and other streaming services have plenty of great content for kids. But if they’re getting tired of the same old shows and are starting to miss school, send them on a brand new journey. CuriosityStream is the Netflix of documentaries, founded by the former President of Discovery Communications.

Get two years of CuriosityStream for $29.99 (Orig. $40). 

Learn a new language with Babbel

Image credit: Entrepreneur Store

There’s no time like the present for a kid to learn a new language. Babbel is the world’s top-grossing language learning program and, with this deal, you’ll get lifetime access to learning materials for all the languages in their library. With conversation-focused, technology-enhanced curriculums, Babbel makes it easier to learn a new language on your own time.

Get the Babbel Language Learning App for $159 (Orig. $399). 

Learn to code with The Complete Coding Course For Parents & Kids

Image credit: Annie Spratt

Coding isn’t part of the curriculum yet at many schools. Instead, make it part of your at-home curriculum. This coding course is designed to help kids (and parents) learn to code through hands-on projects. You’ll actually build real, functional education apps as you learn.

Get The Complete Coding For Parents & Kids: Build Education Apps in One Course for $13.99 (Orig. $500).  

Play around with robots with the DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10

Image credit: Twin

This Curiosity Kit turns playtime into learning time. The introductory STEM kit includes all the essentials to help children explore the fundamentals of robotics. With the included tools and guiding mobile app, it’s easy for kids to get a head start on designing and building a near-infinite number of projects.

Get the DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for $99.99 (Orig. $119).

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[scpie]

5 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Keep Their Children Busy and Learning While You Get Work Done

Working from home? Keep the kids engaged with something other than video games.

April 4, 2020 2 min read

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners.

The self-isolation order in the U.S. was extended until May, which means entrepreneurs will be building their businesses at home for at least another month. If that means another month trying to work while keeping your kids entertained, it may seem pretty daunting. After a while, kids will get tired of video games, puzzles, and all the other things you hope will keep them occupied inside. At this point, it may be time to get creative. We’ve rounded up some interesting and educational ideas to take up some of their time.

Build a video game console with this MAKERbuino Educational DIY Game Console Kit

Image credit: Entrepreneur Store

Kids getting tired of playing video games? Why not encourage them to build their own game console instead? This Internet of Things kit comes with everything you need to assemble, power, and code your own game console.

Get the MAKERbuino Educational DIY Game Console for $79.99. 

Watch documentaries with CuriosityStream

Image credit: Andrea Piacquadio

Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and other streaming services have plenty of great content for kids. But if they’re getting tired of the same old shows and are starting to miss school, send them on a brand new journey. CuriosityStream is the Netflix of documentaries, founded by the former President of Discovery Communications.

Get two years of CuriosityStream for $29.99 (Orig. $40). 

Learn a new language with Babbel

Image credit: Entrepreneur Store

There’s no time like the present for a kid to learn a new language. Babbel is the world’s top-grossing language learning program and, with this deal, you’ll get lifetime access to learning materials for all the languages in their library. With conversation-focused, technology-enhanced curriculums, Babbel makes it easier to learn a new language on your own time.

Get the Babbel Language Learning App for $159 (Orig. $399). 

Learn to code with The Complete Coding Course For Parents & Kids

Image credit: Annie Spratt

Coding isn’t part of the curriculum yet at many schools. Instead, make it part of your at-home curriculum. This coding course is designed to help kids (and parents) learn to code through hands-on projects. You’ll actually build real, functional education apps as you learn.

Get The Complete Coding For Parents & Kids: Build Education Apps in One Course for $13.99 (Orig. $500).  

Play around with robots with the DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for Ages 8 to 10

Image credit: Twin

This Curiosity Kit turns playtime into learning time. The introductory STEM kit includes all the essentials to help children explore the fundamentals of robotics. With the included tools and guiding mobile app, it’s easy for kids to get a head start on designing and building a near-infinite number of projects.

Get the DIY Robot Curiosity Kit for $99.99 (Orig. $119).

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[andystechgarage]

Would you trade your shiny new #iPhone for this? I would trade my Samsung #note if it can handle email and @Instagram #payitforward #repostthursday @makerbuino (@get_repost) ・・・ 18 months of hard work, sweat, lots of doubt, lots of mistakes, thousands of work hours, 10 young and prosperous people, and a CEO that doesn't know a thing about leading a startup (Albert). This is what it takes to bring a project like this to life. All that we've learned from the mistakes we did in a year and a half of our startup's existence was put in this product and it really steps up the game in every aspect. It's more sophisticated Has more lines of code Has a better PCB It's prettier Makes calls (!) Can be programmed in Python and Scratch Has better photos And most importantly - has a team of young passion-driven people that learned something in the past 18 months and became overall better. ---- Anyways, we have a new Kickstarter campaign that just launched. If you like the idea, share the campaign as a single share really means a lot. LINK IN BIO! #MAKERphone #MAKERphonegang #MAKERphonecrew #consumers_to_creators #assemblinglikeapro #soldermaster #MAKERjedi #futureisfortheMAKERs #circuitmess #seriousmakinginprogress #MAKERtime https://www.instagram.com/p/BpEhDxXgzR6/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1g1du0d1u6fz3

[michaeljtraylor]

How the Corvair went from ‘death trap’ to DIY airplane

Image: makerphone

In March 2017, 18-year old developer Albert Gajšak launched the MAKERbuino, an educational Kickstarter project that let anyone build an 8-bit, Arduino-based gaming console. 

The project was a big success, overshooting its funding goal by 10 times. And now, Gajšak has used everything he learned from that experience to launch a more ambitious project: the MAKERphone. 

SEE ALSO: Learn to build your own robots, plus snag a DIY kit on sale

The MAKERphone is again, an Arduino-based, DIY mobile phone which comes disassembled, as a kit. By building the phone yourself, you’ll learn a bit about programming in environments such as Python and Scratch as well as basics of electronics. 

Image: Makerphone

Once assembled and functional, the MAKERphone won’t be a match for your brand-new iPhone XS, but it will be a fully functional mobile phone that will also let you run apps or play games. List of parts includes a circuit board, a GSM module, a dual-core processor, a 128×160 pixel color LCD, antenna and a sound module (complete with a headphone jack, which is something the iPhone XS doesn’t have).

Visually, the MAKERphone is surprisingly cool looking and unmistakably retro. Given the right crowd, pulling it out of your pocket will likely produce some gasps, and I bet it’ll even look cool or at least interesting to non-nerds. 

Gajšak, who celebrates his 20th birthday today, the same day the MAKERphone campaign launched, is a young enthusiast who has turned his passion into a startup. I’ve asked him what has changed between his first project and now. 

Image: Makerphone

“I still went to school when I launched my first Kickstarter. We didn’t even have a company, we just did the Kickstarter campaign to see where it goes,” he told me via chat. 

Compared to his first project, MAKERphone is more sophisticated, more educative, has more lines of code and is prettier, Gajšak told me.  

As for his startup, it’s now a “self-sustainable”company with seven employees that actually earns money, which he thinks is quite incredible. 

The most important thing he’d learned so far? “It’s about the execution, not the idea.”  

The MAKERphone starts at $89, and as is typical of Kickstarter campaigns, you can also invest more to get various perks, including an additional set of tools, a fully assembled phone (though that slightly defeats the point) or bundles of 2 or more MAKERphones at discounted prices. 

WATCH: How the Corvair went from ‘death trap’ to DIY airplane

Read more: https://mashable.com/article/makerphone-build-your-phone/

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[nicholerestrada]

How the Corvair went from ‘death trap’ to DIY airplane

Image: makerphone

In March 2017, 18-year old developer Albert Gajšak launched the MAKERbuino, an educational Kickstarter project that let anyone build an 8-bit, Arduino-based gaming console. 

The project was a big success, overshooting its funding goal by 10 times. And now, Gajšak has used everything he learned from that experience to launch a more ambitious project: the MAKERphone. 

SEE ALSO: Learn to build your own robots, plus snag a DIY kit on sale

The MAKERphone is again, an Arduino-based, DIY mobile phone which comes disassembled, as a kit. By building the phone yourself, you’ll learn a bit about programming in environments such as Python and Scratch as well as basics of electronics. 

Image: Makerphone

Once assembled and functional, the MAKERphone won’t be a match for your brand-new iPhone XS, but it will be a fully functional mobile phone that will also let you run apps or play games. List of parts includes a circuit board, a GSM module, a dual-core processor, a 128×160 pixel color LCD, antenna and a sound module (complete with a headphone jack, which is something the iPhone XS doesn’t have).

Visually, the MAKERphone is surprisingly cool looking and unmistakably retro. Given the right crowd, pulling it out of your pocket will likely produce some gasps, and I bet it’ll even look cool or at least interesting to non-nerds. 

Gajšak, who celebrates his 20th birthday today, the same day the MAKERphone campaign launched, is a young enthusiast who has turned his passion into a startup. I’ve asked him what has changed between his first project and now. 

Image: Makerphone

“I still went to school when I launched my first Kickstarter. We didn’t even have a company, we just did the Kickstarter campaign to see where it goes,” he told me via chat. 

Compared to his first project, MAKERphone is more sophisticated, more educative, has more lines of code and is prettier, Gajšak told me.  

As for his startup, it’s now a “self-sustainable”company with seven employees that actually earns money, which he thinks is quite incredible. 

The most important thing he’d learned so far? “It’s about the execution, not the idea.”  

The MAKERphone starts at $89, and as is typical of Kickstarter campaigns, you can also invest more to get various perks, including an additional set of tools, a fully assembled phone (though that slightly defeats the point) or bundles of 2 or more MAKERphones at discounted prices. 

WATCH: How the Corvair went from ‘death trap’ to DIY airplane

Read more: https://mashable.com/article/makerphone-build-your-phone/

Source: https://hashtaghighways.com/2018/10/11/how-the-corvair-went-from-death-trap-to-diy-airplane/

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[smartecky]

How the Corvair went from 'death trap' to DIY airplane

How the Corvair went from ‘death trap’ to DIY airplane

Image: makerphone

In March 2017, 18-year old developer Albert Gajšak launched the MAKERbuino, an educational Kickstarter project that let anyone build an 8-bit, Arduino-based gaming console. 

The project was a big success, overshooting its funding goal by 10 times. And now, Gajšak has used everything he learned from that experience to launch a more ambitious project: the MAKERphone. 

SEE ALSO:

[ozrobotics]

This neat little device is an open-source handheld game device that you can build yourself. Besides that, MAKERbuino is also an educational device shaped like a game console. Its purpose: to motivate people to explore, learn, and create something new in a fun and interesting way. What you’ll learn with MAKERbuino how to solder properly what are the basic electronic components and what are their functions what are microcontrollers and some basics of digital electronics how to program a microcontroller in C/C++ how a basic game console works and what are the basics of game development how to extend beyond MAKERbuino’s capabilities by adding various expansion modules

[aneddoticamagazinestuff]

MAKERphone is hackable

New Post has been published on https://www.aneddoticamagazine.com/makerphone-is-hackable/

MAKERphone is hackable

All these kits are plug and play. The kits include Sensors, controls and Monitoring devices.

You will be able to buy individual modules in a survey after the campaign ends.

Here is a list of modules that will be available:

MAKERbuino to ncd.io adapter ($5.00, bundled, max one per order) Current Monitoring Controller

– 2 Channels up to 70 Amps ($42.00) Temperature Sensor – Wide Range: -40°C to +125°C($15.00) Humidity and Temperature Sensor ($15.00) 3 Axis Accelerometer ($15.00) Gyroscope – 16 bit Triaxial ($15.00) Light Sensor – 16 Bit with Programmable Gain ($15.00) Pressure Sensor – 300-1100 hPa (15.00) Gas Sensor – Ammonia Benzene Alcohol Sensor ($15.00) Buzzer – For those times you need a buzzing MAKERphone ($13.00) Blue LED Display – 3-Character 7 Segment Display ($13.00) Potentiometer – 2-Channel 256 Position($13.00) Relay Controllers – 2, 4, or 8 Channels with up to 30 Amp Ratings ($24.00 – $55.00) Analog to Digital Converter ($15.00) Digital to AnalogConverter ($15.00) IoT Training Kit ($49.95)

Find out more about MAKERphone here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/…