Open Source Hardware Certifications for December 2025
Our favorite open source hardware certifications at the end of 2025 included desktop and pocket PCs, and a device to measure air quality.
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Making Mayor Clayton’s WonderLab
Creating a whimsical makerspace for “wish” kids.
Lightweaver – Illuminating Museums and Festivals
Todd Moyer’s interactive art installations light up festivals and public spaces with shifting projectors and laser lights.
The Connect 4 Musical Instrument: A Creative Fusion of Music and Technology
At last fall’s Maker Faire Bay Area, Ben showcased the ‘Connect 4 Musical Instrument’. It is a twist on the classic strategy game, but this one plays music as you play the game. Ben shares how this project combined elements of game design, music technology, and interactive art. Ben showed us how his idea evolved […]
20 Years of Make: Triumph of the Makers
O’Reilly Media’s Tim O’Reilly looks back at 20 years of the maker movement.
90’s Techno Art: Rap Caviar
Connor Gottfried’s incredible techart mashes up 90s games and cartoons into interactive sculptures.
Maker Community Responds to Prusa’s New Open Community License
Prusa released a new set of Core One files on December 19th under a new license they made called Open Community License (OCL). Their blog post explains they created the license to “answer to the gaps left by traditional software licenses when applied to physical hardware.” They wish to use it to open up more […]