Think that the new crowdfunding law wil help your startup get free and easy money? Not so fast, according to New York’s top legal and accounting experts.
A much-talked-about 3D printer designed specifically to fabricate burritos is just a stepping off point for recent NYU graduate Marko Manriquez, who hopes to use the technology to research gastronomic science, economic inequality and culinary arts.
A recent Kickstarter is looking to fund a service called Hone, which pairs an iOS app with a Bluetooth-enabled keychain to allow iPhone and iPad users to quickly find their misplaced keys.
MaKey MaKey, a USB connectible board that can turn any object into a touch sensitive button, has just finished a fundraising round on Kickstarter at 20 times its goal.
Science and historical fiction author Neal Stephenson has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund CLANG, his idea for the first truly realistic sword fighting game.
If you see something you want behind the Swap-O-Matic’s glass display, cash or cards aren’t even an option. Instead, you’ll need to pick something you don’t need anymore, and offer it up for trade (the device relies on the honor system).
Fictify prods and cajoles would-be writers, rewarding them for setting and completing word count goals, and lecturing them when they don’t.
Tellurex, a Michigan based tech company, has unveiled a new gadget that harnesses the power of a five cent candle to provide LED lighting and a small amount of charge within a USB connectable battery.
Kickstarter is the go-to if you want to crowdsource funding for a ridiculous gadget, an album of ambient new-age electronica, a video game that hasn’t been written yet, or a genre-pushing documentary film. Here are some Kickstarter projects we’re keeping an eye on this week.
Kickstarter is the go-to if you want to crowdsource funding for a ridiculous gadget, an album of ambient new-age electronica, a video game that hasn’t been written yet, or a genre-pushing documentary film..
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