Gadget Master

Hands up who remembers Lava Lamps from the 1970s? Fancy a 2020s version, sitting in the side of a Bluetooth speaker?

The iFixit team have done a teardown on the new PlayStation 5 Joystick for a specific reason: to find out why a drifting problem has arisen on the DualSense controllers.

I love this tweet, showing someone riding a hovercraft inside their own house. Check out how Gadget Master Jacob Krizan used an Arduino Nano to control his DIY rideable electric device.

It's always good to hear a little bit more Moog music. The company Moog Music is highlighting what it describes as a "Complete Synthesizer Studio Experience".

Google is highlighting its experiments with WebXR, a JavaScript API that can present virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) displays simultaneously.

Electronics Weekly is starting the year 2021 with a new competition on the site: a chance to win an ADFS5758 eval board from ADI.

Check out the WM1302 Pi HAT from Seeed Studio - a HAT for connecting to the (separate) WM1302 LoRaWAN Gateway module, based on the Semtech SX1302 chip for long-range comms.

He-he - this is a good one. The world's largest Nintendo Switch, which uses an Arduino as part of its super-size controls. And yes, it is fully functional.

We're talking AI in space, astronaut trivia, debris statistics, spaceports, gravity on Mars, the first extra-terrestrial rover, the Welsh language, and more...

The University of oslo is researching an adaptive robot that can change the length of its limbs, and also its gait, to match changing outdoor terrains.