What’s New at Botland? #46
We are constantly receiving new products, and this time we are presenting them for the 46th time. Welcome to another review of new products in our shop!
Maciej Figiel
21 January 2022
Category: Interesting facts
How to charge a car battery?
Maintaining the recommended level of charge of a car battery is advisable both for its longevity and for utility reasons – how best to charge the battery?
Maciej Figiel
18 January 2022
An intelligent old car? Is it possible?
The dream of an intelligent vehicle does not have to remain in the realm of desire. Today, every owner of four wheels can put a pinch of modernity into their car.
Maciej Figiel
14 January 2022
Earning with a 3D printer
The 3D printer is nowadays an integral part of many makers’ home workshops. Is it possible to successfully monetise an already owned, private machine?
Maciej Figiel
11 January 2022
What’s New at Botland? #45
The forty-fifth edition of news in Botland! Welcome to the pre-Christmas review of the most interesting new products of recent weeks.
Maciej Figiel
17 December 2021
What’s New at Botland? #44
Phew, what a week! Here is another installment of News in Botland. And the title will be forty and four.
Oskar Pacelt
15 October 2021
Fridge doesn’t close properly? Tips for stopping lazy and forgetful refrigerator saboteurs
Refrigerator Saboteurs sound like a French pirate crew, at least. Well, it’s a pickle. The real fridge horror is finding our favourite delicacies spoiled. The fridge
Oskar Pacelt
29 September 2021
Bike without chain. Helicopter without wires. Wonders of CAN bus
An increasingly common sight in Berlin and other German cities are electric delivery bikes gliding along bike lanes like parcel-laden sailboats in designated Amazon rounds.
Oskar Pacelt
29 September 2021
Semiconductor and electronics shortage – when will things return to normal?
The new year is in full swing, suppliers are ready to roll, and there is no end in sight to the problems of importing electronic components and equipment.
Oskar Pacelt
17 September 2021
What’s New at Botland? #43
First autumn propositions at Botland online store looks as promising as always. Come and take a look into new episode.
Oskar Pacelt
15 September 2021
The 31st First Annual Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony 2021 – winners and awards
The world’s dumbest-smartest science awards were given out tonight of September 9. Have a quick look at disciplines and winners.
Oskar Pacelt
10 September 2021
Time to learn a new skill. Debunking five soldering myths
Is soldering hard? Dangerous? Expensive? Let’s turn this white noise of mostly incorrect opinions into sorted list of facts as hard as soldered metal.
Oskar Pacelt
6 September 2021
Low-cost decorating! Family-friendly budget laser cutter for makers at home – NEJE laser plotters & engravers
Everyone can become an artist right now. Engraving and cutting decorations is no longer a domain of professionals only. Discover home cutters – an alternative to expensive pro machines.
Oskar Pacelt
20 August 2021
What’s New at Botland? #42
Hey there, makers! Take a look at issue #42 of What’s New at Botland for a fresh overview of what’s coming to the Botland online store.
Oskar Pacelt
20 August 2021
What’s New at Botland? #41
Artillery, hornet, genius, ATTENs, Snapmaker rotators… Sounds like a carousel ride at the funfair? It’s What’s New at Botland series!
Oskar Pacelt
23 July 2021
What’s New at Botland? #40
What’s New at Botland survey series is an short overview of new remarkable new products at the store.
Oskar Pacelt
25 June 2021
Laid-back and easy approach to robotics – chapter 2
Summer with robots will certainly not be boring. The article is not only for children – we will talk robotics in a way meant for readers aged 5-105.
Oskar Pacelt
21 June 2021
Print yourself a work of art with Scan the World art repository
Patronage of the world’s great museums like Paris’ Louvre or British Museum. All works of art for 3D printing for free. No one will go unharmed. Reproduce at will from the world’s largest digital repository of our civilizations’ heritage.
Oskar Pacelt
8 June 2021
Smart agriculture and modern electronics support the agricultural machinery of the future
Smart agriculture and IoF is getting more precise and accurate. Meet market’ expectations with electronic components that can upgrade food harvesting, animal production and general control.
Oskar Pacelt
1 June 2021
World Premiere! Raspberry Pi RP2040 microcontroller in standalone version
The RP2040 microcontroller, a juicy new breed of Raspberry, is now available as a standalone! Truth said Raspberry Pi is not slowing down with releases.
Oskar Pacelt
1 June 2021
What’s New at Botland? #39
Botland news are back and they’re not looking for trouble! At least there’s no-trouble guarantee when it comes to rich choice of amazing stock.
Oskar Pacelt
28 May 2021
Ender the Dragon. Top choice 3D Creality Ender printers review
Supposedly Ender, but it doesn’t mean the end. Great for beginners and budget 3D printing farms alike. Let’s compare three of the dragons. Hell, everybody likes dragons.
Oskar Pacelt
26 May 2021
Let’s talk Venus. New colonization horizons & exploration ideas
Rovers are from Mars, probes are from Venus. Engineer and principal investigator of NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts project Jonathan Sauder talks exploration of our hot neighbor in a podcast for Robohub.com.
Oskar Pacelt
20 May 2021
AI in a nutshell (a really short one)
Terms heard often, terms unknown. A short and beginner-friendly text concerning fundamentals of artificial intelligence. Bonus: electronics.
Patryk Mądry
17 May 2021