The first awesome week of Maker Camp 2013 is wrapping up, and for it we’re heading on a very exciting field trip tomorrow (Friday, July 12): Oracle Team USA’s base camp, the workshop for the most advanced America’s Cup boat builds yet. We’ll be talking to the engineers and builders and masterminds behind the sail-driven […]
Today is Raspberry Pi day on Maker Camp. What’s Raspberry Pi? It’s a cheap but powerful little computer that you can use to power in any number of projects. Matt Richardson, MAKE contributing editor and co-author of Getting Started With Raspberry Pi, will be today’s special guest. He’ll offer a primer in the Pi and talk about a few of his favorite projects.
The Cacophony Society had a direct hand in the genesis of much that we know of as alternative culture. Written and edited by Cacophonists Carrie Galbraith, Kevin Evans, and John Law, the book Tales of the San Francisco Cacophony Society is the missing link of alternative culture, the prankster bridge between the cut-and-paste Kinkos anarchy […]
Barcelona held a mini Maker Faire last month and this weekend Bilbao is holding its first mini Maker Faire July 13-14. Way to go, Spain!
Maker Camp rolls out its third day projects and makers at 11am PST devoted to two-wheeled fun and bike hacks. The highlight of the live broadcast on Google+ will be an interview with Ismael Plasencia from The Crucible, the world’s coolest metal shop located in Oakland, Calif. Ismael will be showing off some cool projects and sparks may fly so wear your safety glasses.
Intel recently released an image that looks startlingly similar to project featured on MAKE.
Here at MAKE we have decided to transform the Your Comments column into Your Projects. We love hearing what you have to say, but also love seeing what you’re making! These projects from our readers come from the MAKE Google+ Community and beyond.
