Announcing… Make: Vol. 77 — Machine Learning (and More!)
In the new issue of Make: we give hands-on guidance to tools you can use to train AI modules right now, like Tensor Flow, Edge Impulse, and Lobe.
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Adafruit QT Py RP2040
Microcontrollers often lure you in with lots of features and integrated sensors but sometimes you just want the basics and you need the board to be as small as possible. That is where devices like the Adafruit QT Py RP2040 come in. Like its predecessor (the SAMD21 based QT Py) and the similar SeeedStudio Xiao, […]
Exploring the Microverse: Machine Learning on Microcontrollers
Put real live artificial intelligence into your projects with TinyML and Arduino.
May The 4th Maker Contest: Win a Jetson Nano!
This is the contest you are looking for. This year, to celebrate the glorious return of May 4th, one of our favorite holidays around the Make: Magazine offices, we are excited to announce the May The 4th contest in partnership with NVIDIA. You have an opportunity, Padawan, to show everyone how intensely you can channel […]
Sculpting A Giant Troll Head For Your Mantle
As a television series adaptation of the Pre-Lord of the Rings story is being eagerly awaited by millions around the world, I thought it apt to stir the imaginations of those who have yet to taste the magic of JR Tolkeins world. I was thinking of all the iconic imagery of The Hobbit and Lord […]
Maker Faire Kyoto 2021: DIY Desktop Tunes, Molecular Gastronomy, Papercraft Robots…This Weekend
The city of Kyoto is renowned for its many temples, the artisans who have flourished there since its heyday as the Imperial capital, its intellectual culture, an inventive and refined cuisine, and the many traditional festivals that mark its calendar. Since 2019, Maker Faire has joined that annual lineup, revealing the city’s thriving culture of […]
Everything In Its Own Jar
Mark Zalme had an idea how to organize everything in clear jars that could be mounted on pegboard in his garage in Asheville, North Carolina. Over 3-4 years, he developed this idea into a product called WallWerx, a workspace organizing system.