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Tune into radio stations from all over the (physical) globe with this Raspberry Pi project

Jude Pullen has taken a World globe and a lot of 3D-printed parts and created himself a brilliant radio player. By positioning the arm of the contraption affixed to the globe, it is possible to tune into to over 2000 Internet radio stations. The contraption uses two rotary encoders to work out the position of the arm and then those readings are fed into the Raspberry Pi which works out if there…

RadioGlobe: Spin and Search Over 2000 Radio Stations [Open-Source DIY]

Your radio with its little knobs and its local area frequency range is so first-half of 2020. You need a radio that captures all the hopes and dreams of THE FUTURE… and over 2000 radio stations from AROUND THE ENTIRE WORLD.

In what we would list at the top of ‘projects of the year’, Jude Pullen has extracted the rich pulp of his ingenuity to create the RadioGlobe, a desktop globe that summons…

New ‘Lockdown Lectures’ Are a Must for Product Design Success

Bangor is a hop, skip, and a jump east from Liverpool and just north of the Snowdownia National Park in Wales. It’s home to the Bangor Design Conference, at the Pontio Centre, which is typically, at this time of year, in the final stages of planning. However, COVID-19 had to rush in, cause a planetary freak-out, and lead us to shut everything down.

The bonus? The BDC, like many other…

Making a 'Swiss Army Knife' Style Prosthetic Tool @Jude_Pullen @Kyle_Elson #biglifefix

Close to a year ago, we saw how Big Life Fix was inventing awesome and changing lives. The idea behind the show–finding life-altering solutions to really challenging problems–is just great and I hope you’ve had a chance to catch an episode.

But, if you’re like me, you wish you could see a bit more behind-the-scenesand everything that goes into creating the solution because, as you’ll see, even…

‘The Big Life Fix’ Kicks Off New Season Inventing Awesome, Changing Lives

Well, it’s been a couple years since The Big Life Fix made its debut, but tonight at 8 PM (UK time) they’ll have an all-new episode (and more to come).

The crew of eight engineers, designers, and makers take on the challenges others would balk at to help people change their lives, fulfill their dreams, and do the very things they never thought possible.

Jude Pullen just gave us the heads up on…