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This cool Instructable teaches you how to build your own persistance of vision wristband, one of those things that spell a word when you swing it in front of someone fast enough.

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Party people, wave your wristbands in the air

Here are some stories featured on CrunchGear last week: Disney turns its Monorail into huge Tron light cycles Even as tiny blocks, you’ll recognize Super Mario Bros. in this Arduino project Inverted, ocean-bound “seascrapers”: aqua-communes for the future?

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CrunchGear Week in Review: Dotland Edition

Funny thing, isn’t it? That you can watch some little blocks moving on an 8

Mark Cuban and Bud Mayo have been pushing the current generation of 3D long before the current generation of 3D had even been pitched as the next big thing to consumers by TV manufacturers. Cuban and Mayo (sounds like a delicious sandwich) aren’t trying to get you to watch 3D television in your home, though. They actually want you to leave the house

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Final Four to be shown in 3D theaters

So many cool things you can do with Arduino. The possibilities are endless now that we have the technology! Jazari has constructed this very elaborate solenoid/Arduino rig to play a myriad of instruments, all with two Wiimotes

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Drummer Hero for the Wii is powered by Arduino

MikroKopter – HexaKopter from Holger Buss on Vimeo . Adurino seems to be everywhere these days, particularly in the world of DIY.

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DIY: Six rotor helicoper

Are you real crafty? Make this Arduino-controlled bee-detecting macro photo rig Yeah, this is the coolest stop-motion video ever made Sketchpad in HTML5: Why Flash is no longer relevant Video: How vinyl records are made Gun comb: because you just don’t get arrested enough already

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CrunchGear Week in Review: Bee One Edition

A Japanese company called Sanwa Newtec has developed a printer that works without toners, ink or (copy) paper. ThePrePeat RP-3100 is rather based on a line thermal head and special paper that’s made of PET plastic and can be reused over and over again.

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Toner-, ink- and paperless printer (video)

We told you about the AR.Drone that we saw at CES , but here’s an alternative that you can build today. Sure, it’s not iPhone/iPod controlled, but it does everything else

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The Quadcopter, or build your own Drone

Tired of the hoodlums destroying your pumpkins? Looking for a little payback? Here’s a project that will allow you to get some vengeance.

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DIY: Attack of the pumpkin