This Week in Making: Whimsy, LEDs, and Door Stops
This past week we looked at the Exploratorium’s whimsical tinkering studio, LEDs of all shapes and sizes, and life-changing door stops.
Maker News
From advancements in technology and materials, to the development of innovative techniques and ideas, there’s always something new on the horizon. As a maker, your success depends on your ability to keep up with all these changes. Let’s take a look at some of the most noteworthy developments that are taking place in making right now!
Lowriders Are a Perfect Mesh of Engineering and Craftsmanship
Almost everything on these lowriders have been customized, from hand embroider on the seats to the insane hydraulics systems.
3D Knit Your Own Clothes with Kniterate
You might say that the relationship between textile production and computing has always been a little close-knit.
A Video Sampling of National Maker Faire 2016
Take a little video tour of last weekend’s National Maker Faire.
This Week in Making: VR Prototypes, Spy Surveillance, and Leaked FAA Regulations
This past week we took a look at Valve’s VR prototypes, learned how to make a super small spy bug, and got word of possible drone regulations
Last Chance to Share What You Make at the Largest Maker Gathering in Europe
There are still a few days left to submit your application to exhibit as a maker at the largest show and tell in Europe. The fourth annual Maker Faire Rome takes place October 14–16 at the Fiera di Roma, and if you’re a maker, you absolutely can’t afford to miss this event. Lucky for you, […]
15 Fab Labs and 112 Projects Come Together at Maker Faire Lisbon
Maker Faire Lisbon has some incredible collaborations between makers of all types
