LED Translated: ten face masks, compared without rankings
An interactive comparison of ten LED face masks, with filters for wavelengths and specifications, plus source notes and research context.
Issue 2026-09-11Search the complete card catalogue
Across every issue
Titles, domains, summaries, categories, signals, dates, and editorial-interest scores across the entire published catalogue.
Results
An interactive comparison of ten LED face masks, with filters for wavelengths and specifications, plus source notes and research context.
A Russian-language resource bringing together LGBTQ+ reference material, legal documentation, censorship records, and personal stories.
A student portfolio bringing together photography, AI learning notes, music, and a carefully documented optical-toy project.
A browser-based tool for turning logo artwork into embroidery files, with stitch simulation and controls for production settings.
Maizeville presents a persistent 3D town where connected AI agents can socialize, work, trade, and take part in civic life while people watch.
Maja and Linus are developing DROP, a 100-card game with an online test version and printable materials for playing at home.
A Korean site with calculators and vacancy-filling services for people buying, operating, or selling goshiwon rooms.
An interactive story casts you as Tía Elena, a voice trapped in a family computer, trying to help her niece save a family video without freeing the wrong voice.
MIMISORA describes a LINE-based service for separated parents to coordinate child-related matters without exchanging messages directly.
A Chinese-language archive for a personal fantasy setting, presented as a classified terminal cataloguing magic, technology, pathways, and fictional records.
An interactive atlas for exploring and comparing developmental brain MRI cases and image series.
An independent Swiss studio presents four games about money, power, and the people who bear the costs of decisions made above them.
A free browser game where players trade goods, build up a neighborhood, and compete with crews across a future Paris.
A free browser-based rail shooter with a story campaign, an arcade mode, and controls designed around phone taps.
An unofficial Ninjago fan archive brings together world maps, story chronologies, a setting encyclopedia, and a tool for writing What If stories.
A free, source-linked directory that scores kitchen appliances by the materials touching food or brewing water.
A French-language resource on child and adolescent mental health, organized into eight topic areas and written by a physician training in child psychiatry in Benin.
A Polish-language browser exercise walks learners through diagnosing a simulated helpdesk ticket, from user interview to repair report.
An interactive set of 25 breadboard circuits for exploring electronics, from LEDs and transistors to microcontrollers.
A community project presents folk stories as picture books and narrated videos in multiple languages.
An open-source MCP server that detects text hidden in PDFs, Word files, emails, and plain text before an AI agent reads the document.
A prototype, explicitly not an official city site, organizes Pico Rivera council members’ votes, contracts, campaign finance, and related news with links to source records.
A browser-based reading and maths learning app for Barbadian children from Reception through Class 4, with guided activities and progress tracking.
An interactive practice tool for flamenco rhythm, with tempo controls, sound options, and a Soleá practice view.