Cube
With wi-fi printing and OK print quality, the reliable, easty-to-use Cube makes a move for the mainstream.
Month: November 2012
Felix 1.0
Quiet and capable, the Felix is a true DIY printer โ bring your toolbox and your patience.
GeekMom Interviews the HackerMoms
Ariane Coffin of GeekMom interviewed Mothership HackerMoms Samantha Matalone Cook and Sho Sho Smith. For the uninitiated, Mothership HackerMoms is the first hackerspace aimed directly at moms. GeekMom: What do you envision for this new space? Sho Sho: We just launched a Kickstarter fundraiser to get equipment, do some DIY construction, and develop our workshop […]
Write-on Record Player Turns Doodles into Music
Cool rotary optical beat sequencer, based on a record turntable, from French media artists Jesse Lucas, Erwan Raguenes and YRO. It’s called “Dyskograf.”
Rocking Chair-Powered Knitting Machine
Damien Ludi and Colin Peillex are students at the University of Art and Design Lausanne and they’ve created an amazing multi-functional device called “Rocking Knit,” which is a rocking chair that knits hats as you rock in it, for a recent exhibition called, โLow-Tech Factory.โ
Workshop Weekend in Oakland
If you’re in the San Francisco Bay Area this weekend and want to get your learning on, check out the robust class offerings of Workshop Weekend and meet like-minded makers. From their site: Workshop Weekend is a community-based two-day event that brings together dozens of short, hands-on workshops across a variety of disciplines, from crafting […]
Bukobot 8
Nimble, expandable, and smartly innovative, the Bukobots will make a lot of new RepRap fans.
