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Homemade Tornado Machine

Have you every felt the need to have a funnel cloud swirling around in your living room? Maybe the idea of a rushing vortex of air really steams your clams? If this is indeed the case, look no further than this machine that you can build from spare parts. Highly detailed instructions on how to … Continued

By Gizloco Published April 20, 2006
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Forecast Predicting Umbrella

This umbrella uses Wi-Fi technology to retrieve forecast predictions. The handle will glow with intensity depending on the likelihood of rain occurring. The glowing handle provides a “clear and unobtrusive signal to the user,” because looking out the window was a little too obtrusive for some people. Forecast [Yanko Design]

By Travis Hudson Published April 15, 2006
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Live at Macworld: With HOBO Data Loggers, Pretend You Stepped Outside Today

HOBO data loggers from Onset record temperature, light intensity, rainfall, wind speed, and other environmental conditions. The kilowatt-hour transducer is the most obviously practical: for $270-295, $299 for a data logger, and about $110 for a current transformer and pulse input adapter, you can track which of your home gadgets are pulling the most power. … Continued

By Gizloco Published January 13, 2006
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An Umbrella That Makes Sense (We Think)

Do you demand the dopest umbrella around with the ultimate rain-prediction technology? Look no further than the Forcasting Umbrella from Ambient Devices. Announced at CES, the Forcasting Umbrella does what every umbrella on the face of the earth should do: lets you know if it’s going to rain. The umbrella is connected to Ambient’s network … Continued

By Gizmodo.com Published January 11, 2006
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Oregon Scientific Regional Weather Station Reviewed (Verdict: Not SPOTty At All)

I’ve been watching SPOT (Smart Personal Objects Technology) for a few years now and I’ve never been blown away. However, this weather station seems to get a few things right—it uses a dedicated data stream to pick up excellent weather info, it never needs setting, and it does what it’s supposed to do without lots … Continued

By Johnb Published December 20, 2005

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