Sure you could buy any number of capacitive touchscreen-friendly gloves available these days (like the Dots iPhone gloves we tried on last winter) -- but what if you're looking for something a little ...

A lot of different DIY projects require gloves, but which type of glove you use affects not just the project, but also your safety. So, Make magazine has put together a list of which gloves work best ...

This is the coolest DIY electronics project we've seen in awhile—a glove that makes the user appear to slow down time. Fast moving objects in the path of the glove, such as a fan or falling drops of ...

If you live in a relatively dry climate, you probably don't worry about underwater hazards during the flood season. If you attend Tsukuba University, Japan however -- just miles from where the ...

We’ve been running several posts about products designed to let you use your capacitive touch screen devices out of doors in cold weather and given that the US (at least the central and eastern part ...

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Whether you're biking or driving, everyone has to share the road, ideally in a safe way so no one gets hurt. These DIY signal gloves aren't the prettiest around, but a little reflective tape on a pair ...

We’d all like to be superheroes, but none of us are getting any stronger by sitting our asses in front of our beautiful, baby blog. That’s ok — you can follow this instructables.com tutorial to make ...

As we were wandering through the Atlanta meet-up last week we stumbled upon a charming young man wearing a glove studded with circuit boards and embroidered with what looked like silver thread. Upon ...