Maker Spotlig...where are you located: Kansas City what is your day job: Junior Developer what makerspace do you attend: Before moving to the KC area, I helped with MakeICT in Wichita, KS., and even tried to get something going in McPherson, KS.Maker Spotlight: Dustin Evans
Maker Spotlig...where are you located: Kansas City what is your day job: Contractor for the EPA (cause ‘dem bills) What kinds of stuff do you make?Maker Spotlight: Ayrcyia Thomson A.K.A. Valkyrie Britannia
dev boardThere is a plethora of ways that people create eyes in projects, but with the Monster M4SK from Adafruit, I suspect we’ll be seeing a lot of people going a similar route.Adafruit Releases The MONSTER M4SK For Your Digital Eyeball Needs
Maker Prowho are you I’m Adam Gorske, the younger brother behind DIY BAR (a craft workshop / bar)!Maker Business Profile: DIY BAR in Portland Oregon
audioAs soon as I saw IKEA’s announcement for a $99 Sonos-powered Airplay speaker, I was excited for the possibilities its internals could bring.Hacking the Sonos Ikea Symfonisk Into a High Quality Speaker Amp
cool crowdfun...We receive so many pitches for crowdfunding projects.Cool Crowdfunding: Six Axis Robot Arms, Particle Accelerators, AI Cameras, and Hackable Fitness ...
Maker ProPJRC produces electronic projects and development boardsMaker Business Profile: Robin Coon and Paul Stoffregen of PJRC
Maker ProTell us a little about your space.Makerspace Spotlight: Art Design Xchange in Portland Oregon
Maker Spotlig...Name: Blake Hodgson Home: Mission, KS Day Job: Project manager by day, prototype developer by night Makerspace: Hammerspace Workshop in Kansas City, MO.Maker Spotlight: Blake Hodgson
Dev BoardsThe latest itty bitty powerhouse from PJRC has been released this week.The New Teensy 4.0: Big Brains, Tiny Body
Maker Spotlig...Name: Kelly Luck Home: Kansas City, MO Day Job: Software Developer Makerspace: Hammerspace Workshop in Kansas City, MO.Maker Spotlight: Kelly Luck
The Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) runs a free program that allows creators to certify that their hardware complies with the community definition of open source hardware. Whenever you see the certification logo, you know ...The Latest Certified Open Source Hardware: July 2019
