The Hacksmith industries upgrades their real-life Iron Man suit with a super effective plasma cutter gauntlet with more range and a real laser!

It’s a good time to be a Star Wars fan. “Jedi: Fallen Order” was released last month, we’re in the middle of season one of “The Mandalorian”, and The “Rise of Skywalker” comes to theaters this weekend.

The APA102C addressable LEDs employ a 2-wire communication protocol consisting of a clock and data line.

The double jump: saving the lives of video game characters since 1984. A double jump in a video game is when your character can jump a second time in the air after jumping off of the ground.

In this tutorial Hacksmith will be interfacing a jet thruster on iron man's suit.

The Hacksmith team has a new member, a co-op student from the University of Waterloo and the first project they task her with is something they’re calling Pandora’s Box.

The latest iteration of the SparkFun Serial Basic Breakout takes advantage of USB-C and is an easy-to-use USB-to-Serial adapter based on the CH340C IC from WCH.

The arc reactor is the device that powers all of Iron Man’s suits and various gizmos.

Making a flight suit takes a lot of designing, testing, and more than 1 jet engine, so the team decided to use the jet engine on something that’s equally dangerous.

This hot potato uses an Arduino to cause a shock at various intervals as it’s passed around.

For those of you not familiar with Rainbow Six Siege, Blitz is a character who carries around a bullet-proof riot shield, fully equipped with flash grenades that can temporarily blind opponents. Riley tackled his own version of Blitz’s shield. This version uses LEDs instead of flash grenades.

If you have been wanting to design your own 3D printed object, Tinkercad is a great starting point.