HackSpace Magazine: Issue 60
November 2022
by HackSpace Team
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- Meet the mom behind Geek Mom Projects
- Build a flatpack rocket
- Turn 3D printing filament into compost
- Trap a fairy in a lamp (well, a GIF of a fairy) 
Book Description
The Internet of Things is playground for makers. From practical projects such as pet feeders and automatic blind, to silly things like a texting pot plant, there are as many ways of connecting ordinary object to the internet as you can imagine. Let's explore!- Meet the mom behind Geek Mom Projects
- Build a flatpack rocket
- Turn 3D printing filament into compost
- Trap a fairy in a lamp (well, a GIF of a fairy)
This open book is licensed under a Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-SA). You can download HackSpace Magazine: Issue 60 ebook for free in PDF format (29.1 MB).
Table of Contents
Section 1
Top Projects
Section 2
Objet 3d'art
Section 3
Martian House
Section 4
Letters
Section 5
Kickstarting
Section 6
Internet of Things
Section 7
How I Made: A dive watch
Section 8
Interview: Debra Ansell
Section 9
Improviser's Toolbox: Tiles
Section 10
In the workshop
Section 11
SoM 3D printing
Section 12
Tutorial PHA filament
Section 13
Tutorial RP2040 W
Section 14
Tutorial Flat-pack rocket
Section 15
Tutorial Smart plant stand
Section 16
Tutorial Pinhole photography
Section 17
Best of Breed
Section 18
Review Game Boy Camera Wi-Fi printer
Section 19
Review Bittle
Book Details
Title
HackSpace Magazine: Issue 60
Subject
Computer Science
Publisher
Raspberry Pi Press
Published
2022
Pages
116
Edition
1
Language
English
PDF Size
29.1 MB
License
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