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The Rebirth of the IBM 1401 ComputerFri, October 30, 2009
An ancient machine, rescued from a garage and …
iCandy: November 2009Wed, November 18, 2009
Spectrum's monthly slideshow proves that a picture is …
The Microcar TraditionFri, October 30, 2009
Jim Janecek surveys the extended history of some …
IBM Unveils a New Brain SimulatorNovember 2009
A big step forward in a project that …
Rebuilding the IBM 1401November 2009
A gang of veteran engineers breathes new life …
Photovoltaic Grid ParityFri, November 06, 2009
It appears to be a very long way …
Rebuilding the IBM 1401November 2009
A gang of veteran engineers breathes new life …
IBM Unveils a New Brain SimulatorNovember 2009
A big step forward in a project that …
Photovoltaic Grid ParityFri, November 06, 2009
It appears to be a very long way …
Consumer Electronics:
10.01.2008
The Innovators Club
The Innovators Club
Interest in TechShop's neighborhood workshops is…
Computing:
01.01.2009
The Mobile Polynomial
The Mobile Polynomial
New software puts the power of Mathematica into your…
Computing:
01.01.2009
A Self-Made Machine
A Self-Made Machine
RepRap, a new open-source hardware project, goes a long…
Consumer Electronics:
10.01.2008
The Steampunk Contraptors
The Steampunk Contraptors
Hardware hackers are creating fantastical machines from…
Green Tech:
12.01.2008
A Poor Man's Tesla
A Poor Man's Tesla
MIT students electrify a classic sports car
Slideshow: A TechShop Snapshot
Much inventive thinking takes place during a typical day at this community workshop
Photo: Timothy Archibald
FIREWORKS DISPLAY
People who like to make things don’t need to wait for the 4th of July to celebrate their creative independence. They can do it anytime at TechShop, a community workshop in Menlo Park, Calif., which offers an array of tools and instruction.
October 2008
