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The Pride of Building A Webcam From Scratch
โIT WORKS!!!โ ย Everyone in the lab immediately turned towards the source of the outcry. ย What we saw was a big smile and a look of victory. While students from other classes, who happened to be in the same lab space, seemed confused as to what could possibly be that exciting in a class lab, the […]
Meet Your Favorite YouTube Makers at Maker Faire
Maker Faire has always been a place where you could rub shoulders with the brightest and most creative people in the community. Sometimes we also got a chance to hang out with those personalities that we watch daily on YouTube or Instagram. Over the past couple years, we’ve been helping to grow that segment of […]
Maker Spotlight: Future Food With Chiara Cecchini
Name: Chiara Cecchini What is your background? How did you end up focusing on food? I studied international management at ICN Business School in France and than Management at MGIMO University in Moscow. I was really fascinated by the process of taking an idea to a prototype and then a profitable business, as well as […]
STEAM Fems Shine at Cranberry Mini Maker Faire
Saturday May 11th will be the day we all get to witness the first Cranberry Township Mini Maker Faire.ย In one of the fastest growing regions with in Pennsylvania, with a booming STEAM culture, women are taking center stage this coming weekend. Here are our top 6 you won’t want to miss! 1) SWEET : […]
Submarines For the Rest of Us: Personal Submersibles Coming to Maker Faire Bay Area
The Community Submersibles Project is a 300-member strong collective of submersible enthusiasts in Berkeley, CA. Led by Shanee Stopnitzky, a marine scientist, and Alessandra Nรถlting, a self-taught maker and hardware enthusiast, and a crew of makers, mechanics, fabricators, and dreamers dedicated to making ocean exploration accessible. We are modernizing two submersibles, and teaching the public […]
The Amazing Seebeck Generator
With no moving parts, this simple energy-recycling generator scavenges waste heat from a candle and turns it into usable electricity.
