After a few attempts, the Nixie tubes, their 3mm blue LEDs and associated wires were properly seated. [hellboy] urges strong caution when working with the power supply for these Nixie tubes, ...

There’s no denying the retro appeal of the warm glow of a set of Nixies, and when a friend was looking for a unique touch for the case of his new liquid-cooled PC, [Luca] pitched in with this… ...

Measures 48-mm wide and 53-mm tall, and only 16-mm thick (6mm thinner than the original round Nixie watch) Available in black, red, blue, violet, ...

Called Nixie, this is a flying camera that straps on like a watch, but can dismount from your arm, shoot into the sky, take a photo, and fly right back again (thanks to a range of sensors powered ...

Before dot-matrix displays took over the known world, Nixie tubes — glass lightbulbs containing light-up tubes for the digits 0-9 — were the best way of. Skip to content Search .

Sadly, you can’t get your paws on the Nixie just yet, though it did qualify for $50,000 from Intel, so we are crossing our fingers that someday soon we will all have our own personal video drone ...

Meet Nixie, a prototype wearable quadcopter drone equipped with a camera that you can use to capture the ultimate selfie.A finalist in Intel Corp.'s [the voice of enterprise and emerging tech] search ...

Old Nixie tubes hacked into glowing, electric chess set. Nixie tubes aren’t exactly the most cutting-edge technology, but there’s something to be said for their retro-futuristic glow and style.

At present, Nixie is still a concept, with the company yet to produce a fully working version (you can see it in prototype form above). The product is one of 10 finalists in Intel’s Make it ...