This week on Maker Update: antique GPS, a burly chandelier, a neural-networked cyber pet, and a shaky little pocket plotter.

This week on Maker Update: a sunshine powered bicycle, an AI powered friend from 40-Eridine, a computer that fits in your pocket, and getting your zip ties in order.

In this Instructables guide I’ll show you how to adapt an existing, remote-controlled robot design and turn it into a charming, dancing, smooth-moving character.

Special thanks to Odd_Jayy and Javier Isabel for inspiring this project.

This week on Maker Update, taking your filament for a spin, a solderless USB port, adapting your eBike to the EV grid, and getting your coffee under control.

This week on Maker Update: bowling 300 in your kitchen, knights of the Canadian tuxedo, a dimpled display, and a control board for tiny bots.

This week on Maker Update: a BMO that really can be more, memory pricing hits Raspberry Pi, a DIY filament maker, an LED necklace, and throwback walkie-talkies.

This Week on Maker Update: a top that won’t stop, overmolding your 3d printed parts, a twerking bot, and a guide to finishing your projects, no matter what they are.

This week on Maker Update: retro future-perfect computing that never was, a Need for Speed mini-map for your car, a robot made of phone parts, and the glorious use of LED acrylic.

This week on Maker Update: robots that glide, robots that walk, a bouncy bike, and a blade that’s bewitched.

For this week’s Maker Update: a Superman robot made from plastic, machines to help you work out, a flying LED display, and animatronic nightmare fuel for your Halloween decorations.