In Search of DIY Products at CES 2020
With a day and a half of time to spare, we ran through the different halls to find the maker goods of CES.
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Why the Maker Community is Important After Natural Disasters
I find myself writing this a few days after the natural movement of tectonic plates near the southwestern coast of Puerto Rico caused a 6.4 Richter scale earthquake that shook the whole island. For many of us it was a first-time experience dealing with these unexpected heavy tremors that caused major infrastructure damage in various […]
Harvesting 398 Doll’s Eyes For A Stop Motion Project
Sometimes you have a vision for a project, and the material is planted so firmly in your mind that you’ll go through extensive effort just to obtain it. Dina Amin had an idea that would require a multitude of doll eyes. Instead of finding an online supplier and buying a whole bag of brand new […]
Behind The Scenes On Blade Runner 2049: Painting Police Spinners In Budapest
The original ‘Bladerunner’ movie has to be experienced at least once in ones life; hands down, one of my all time favourite masterpieces of motion picture history. I was already thinking of leaving the film industry with a final project that would have a strong emotional tie for me. Well, the sequel of Bladerunner, namely […]
How They Made: World’s First Cheeseburger Robot
Two California Kids Overcame Doubters To Automate The Freshest Burger Ever Served
Public Lab Community Spotlights: 4 Projects
Public Lab’s contributions come from all over the globe. Here are a few of the members that are providing tools for all to use. ROCKETS.XIA, co-founder of Mushroom Cloud Makerspace Location: Shanghai, China Our project, Knowflow, is a water quality monitoring project funded by the Green Seed foundation and Mushroom Cloud Maker Space, with contributions from Shan […]
Build Yourself Some Science: Inside Public Lab’s Open Source Tools
In the summer of 2012, I came across an event listing for a kite building workshop and the next thing I knew I was on a loading dock in Brooklyn, NY, building kites and solar balloons with two of Public Lab’s founders. Seven years later, I am Public Lab’s Open Hardware Community Manager — one […]