MakerCon Preview: Reimagining the Fashion Business in New York
Manufacture New York is an ambitious 160,000 square foot public/private partnership that’s reimagining the fashion business in New York.
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!
MakerCon Preview: Localize Supply Chains with Maker’s Row
Last week while in Brooklyn I spent a moment catching up with Matthew Burnett, CEO of Makers Row, the home of Made in America for the 21st century. Matthew explained to me that Makers Row, which is an online community for factories and suppliers across the United States, came from a need to simplify the […]
MakerCon Preview: The First Rooftop Winery in New York
Devin Shomaker grew up with a passion for making wine — and for cities. New York’s first rooftop vineyard is the perfect combination.
Season Four of ‘Makerlandia’ Is Best Yet
Portland makers are crafting hard cider, straight razors, digitally fabricated puppets, homemade cheese, theremins, circuit boards, and more.
MakerCon Preview: Terreform ONE and Environmental Design
Terreform ONE is inspiring, instructional, and mind-stretching
MakerCon Preview: Brooklyn’s Emerging Maker City
The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation is a mammoth facility at the center of New York’s emerging maker economy with 3.5 million square feet to provide Maker pros and their projects not only with a physical space to build and grow their business, but also an opportunity to learn and collaborate with each other.
Day One of Maker Faire Orlando 2015
The first day of the 4th annual Maker Faire Orlando was a huge success today at the Orlando Science Center. Thousands enjoyed an unbelievable quantity and range of exhibits and workshops — more than 300 of them! This is a big Maker Faire. There’s obviously a deep geek core in this region; lots of tech […]
