Some hacks are pure acts of whimsy, and [Simone Giertz] is back to her roots with this Goatee Pasta Maker. If violence to mannequin heads is upsetting, the video may be a bit NSFW (to warn you now ...

“I’m happy to not be royalty,” Simone Giertz laughs. “I’m happy to be a woman who does things.” “It just started feeling disingenuous,” she explains. “If I’m not proud of it, what should I do? It’s ...

YouTuber Simone Giertz originally appeared on our radar in 2016 as the self-proclaimed Queen of Shitty Robots. Since then, Giertz has built whacky, wonderful and shockingly useful things. Some of ...

After decades of taking plastic bags for granted, some places now charge for them to help offset some of the environmental damage they cause. If you have a tendency to forget your reusable bags at ...

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YouTube star Simone Giertz admits she’s been hiding behind her laughable robots. But the joke’s on you: Now she’s inventing products that actually work. One would assume an inventor should make things ...

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Thousands gather each year to fuel up on the latest edtech knowledge during dozens of sessions from fellow educators and inspiring thinkers SALT LAKE CITY, June 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Instructure, ...

Simone Giertz is famous on YouTube for building "pretty terrible" robots — an alarm clock that slaps her in the head with a rubber hand and another that smears lipstick all over her face — but that's ...

Inventor Simone Giertz rose to YouTube fame with comically bad robots. Now she designs comically useful objects for our very normal problems. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while ...