Nex, the company behind Nex Playground, the active play system that gets families moving together, today launched PAC-MAN on NEX, a new motion-powered take on PAC-MAN™. Designed for Nex Playground, ...

With no controllers required, players use their body movements to physically aim and throw basketballs, ping-pong balls, and more projectiles toward their targets. Built for quick attempts and plenty ...

During his week off between school and summer camp, 12-year-old Henry built a K’nex roller coaster up and down our basement staircase. The lift hill is around 12 feet long, takes the coaster up 9 feet ...

Fourth-grade students got a “taster” of the music opportunities awaiting them as they grow though Independence Schools. The special Music Day last month provided a hands-on introduction to the ...

MILTON, Pa. — Inside the Central Susquehanna Intermediate Unit near Milton, a lot of thinking and hands-on design work is taking place. Students from different elementary and middle schools from ...

Lego is a leader in the interactive toy space, but K’nex is another popular option. Lego is the household name, but does K’nex warrant consideration? We broke down everything you need to know about ...

KNEX Technology launches the KNEX Testing Suite (KTS), an embedded solution in Oracle Fusion Applications that automates testing after each quarterly update, helping organizations reduce manual effort ...

Knex, a trusted Oracle partner, today announced a global collaboration with Visa, a world leader in digital payments, to embed Visa’s virtual card capabilities directly into Oracle ERP systems, ...

KNEX, a trusted Oracle partner, announces a global collaboration with Visa to embed Visa's virtual card capabilities directly into Oracle ERP systems, including Fusion Applications and NetSuite. The ...

A 13-year-old teen boy and his family recently completed a 20-foot-tall replica of Six Flags Great Adventure’s iconic Kingda Ka rollercoaster. Brett Kohlberg, of West Caldwell, spent three months ...

What did you miss on Hackaday last week? Hackaday’s Elliot Williams and Al Williams are ready to catch you up on this week’s podcast. First, though, the guys go off on vibe coding and talk about a ...

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