This Makerspace Brings STEM Students Together to Hack Wheelchairs
505access is a non profit organization that connects Makers with local organizations in New Mexico to make accessible technologies.
The latest DIY ideas, experiments and demonstrations in health science including at-home diagnostics and healing.
505access is a non profit organization that connects Makers with local organizations in New Mexico to make accessible technologies.
Eyedrivomatic uses the same technology utilized for text-to-speech in order to build a motorized wheelchair you can move with your eyes.
Hacking the brain is a frontier that’s touchy to explore. But it’s one where home-built gadgets can play an important role.
Makers, engineers, and doctors came together for the 24-hour Cleveland Medical Hackathon, using big data and microcontrollers to make a difference in healthcare.
Design assistive technology for people in low income or rural areas for a chance to win cash prizes.
For Connor Russomanno and Joel Murphy, designing a brain-computer interface is not the stuff of science fiction, it is their day job.
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Dr. Newman before the Tested Live Show last week in San Francisco to talk about the Maker Movement, The Martian, and the importance of olive oil.