After the Orion capsule of the Artemis I lunar mission returned to Earth, it was found that massive chunks of its heatshield ...

During his continuing analysis of the architecture and microcode of Intel’s highly influential 8087 floating point unit (FPU) ...

We tend to think of breaking the sound barrier as a comparatively modern accomplishment, but on a smaller scale, cattle ...

Clocks are almost the ideal devices to inspire creativity in hackers — they have a simple, well-defined task, but there’s an ...

We try to steer clear of politics and societal issues here at Hackaday, so a protest is not usually the sort of thing we’d ...

Origami is a wonderful art form, but as a new project from the Shibaura Institute of Technology demonstrates, it can also have applications in the world of wearable tech. The project involved creating ...

Once upon a time, you had the option of waking up to a bell, a harsh buzzer, or whatever happened to be on the radio that morning. Now that it’s the 21st century, we’ve gotten used to being able to ...

Before LEGO train sets moved to battery-powered locomotives with plastic rails, all of them worked pretty much like any other train set of the era. This meant metal rails that the locomotive’s wheels ...

Sometimes you find gold in unexpected places. In this case, it’s from a video about the CH-53 helicopter. The CH-53 Sea ...

This week Jonathan chats with Olivier Vernin of Updatecli, the tool that helps you update everything! Need to roll out dependency updates intelligently? Or even automatically deploy to a server on ...

As easy as the Sun is to observe, it’s simultaneously very hard to study due to how extreme the conditions are, even on the ...

[Igor] of [My Tech Fun] set out to discover what differences, if any, can be found between parts printed in PC-ABS filament on an industrial 3D printer, and those from prosumer-grade machines and ...