Photo by Nikki Pugh It’s a wrap on day one of Maker Faire New York! Here are some images from the day, pulled from Flickr and the Maker Faire Daily blog. Photo by Cassie Xie Photo by Flickr user Eweinhoffer Photo by Gareth Branwyn Photo by Becky Stern Photo by Nikki Pugh Photo by Flickr […]
Miss Scorpio of Gemini&Scorpio.com gives us a sneak peak into Sunday’s music lineup at World Maker Faire, NYC. Hint: Glockenspiel Hip-Hop.
Maria designs necklaces that she then cuts on the laser. She uses an industrial wool felt. The smell as they outgas is a bit like burned hair. Her blog’s got information about her jewelry and other creative projects.
When Black and Eiffel posted about this Air Mail Sticky Tape from Nancy & Betty Studio, I added it to my must-buy list for my office.
Jordan Jin Stone’s Double Rainbow Glasses create a visualization of your aural environment. She used EL wire and an Arduino to create a pulsing rainbows. She’s here at World Maker Faire with a strong contingent of MIT students showing their projects.
Today at Maker Faire New York, Massimo Banzi, co-founder of the Arduino project, unveiled several new boards in a main stage presentation, What’s Ahead for Arduino. The new boards are on view in the Arduino tent at Maker Faire, and you can read about them on the Arduino blog, too.
Tim Laursen presents his robot drummers at World Maker Faire New York 2011. The colorfully decorated MIDI-controlled solenoid drummers are activated by a small button panel, and Tim wears his owl drummer backpack to dance to the music.
