In this new and exclusive Maker Camp series, you can join CodeJoy’s Kelsey Derringer and PBS host Adam Lazarus for an educational and fun maker exploration of bugs, crafts, and coding. This private series has limited seats available, so reserve yours now ($50 per household). Your ticket gets you entry into both experiences where kids […]
I met Pat Starace last November at Maker Faire Orlando where he exhibited a toy Batmobile that he had outfitted with a jet engine. Pat is a professor at Full Sail University in Orlando with an incredible background and amazing stories. When I saw that he had developed a ventilator, I reached out to […]
Meet Sam, Matt, Eda and others from Something Labs, a โdistributed volunteer coalition โbased in the Bay Area โโโthat protects frontline medical workers by quickly innovating and bridging gaps between supply chains and medical systems. โTheir motto is: “โAfter all, we all have to do something.โ”ย They are working to produce face shields, intubation […]
Decontamination is its own practice — the removal of pathogens from rooms, equipment and PPE.ย Effective decontamination also allows for re-use of PPE such as masks. There are various methods used in decontamination, many of them requiring expensive equipment.ย Using UV-C lights is one method and weโll discuss with makers some of the low-cost […]
We invited our friends at Hackaday to take us on a tour of their platform, contests, and annual gathering and to share some of their favorite projects
A simple guide to what to use, and when to use it.
Recently my YouTube channelย unexpectedly started to get attention, so I decided to do something special for when it finally reached 1,000 subscribers. An internet-connected live counter seemed like a great way to celebrate the event, with the added bonus that other people could build one themselves. There are already a few excellent split-flap kits […]
