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  • Laser Dye Project
  • Details     from Laser Dye Project
  • Laser Dye Project link Laser Dye Project merges alternative photography with digital fabrication by producing cyanotype (New Cyanotype and Vandyke Brown) images on sewn garments constructed from natural fibers or delicate and slightly uneven organic...

  • Follow the steps from the site
  • Instructions     from THB6064AH-SMT Stepper Motor driver
  • http://www.massmind.org/Techref/io/stepper/THB6064/index.htm#Assembly1. [ ] Surface mount Resistors. There are only two surface mount devices on this board, unless you count the driver chip as SMT because of the way it's being mounted. The components...

  • Motorized camera mount
  • Log     from Ultimate running aid
  • After being stalled by the automated tracking for over 8 years, the decision was finally made to make a remote control for panning the camera manually.  3D printing finally enabled the custom bearings.  The remote control has 8 functions. ...

  • Fractals re-written in assembly: 560 bytes
  • Log     from PIC Graphics Demo
  • I re-wrote the fractal-generation code in assembly to see what gains I could make. Just a simple manual translation of the code came out to 560 bytes (320 instructions), as opposed to the 1019 bytes of compiled C. It produces the same output as the C...

  • The first tomographic reconstruction!
  • Log     from OpenCT2
  • After building and populating four more detectors, the array had 12 pixels total, which sounded like enough to try to capture an image, and then move on to capturing the first tomographic slice. Here, I'll show an absorption image of an acrylic cube,...
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