MOVI Adds Voice Control to Arduino Projects
MOVI is designed to provide onboard speech recognition and synthesis, making it easy to add voice control to your Arduino based project.
Connected Home
It’s no secret that technology is steadily advancing at a rapid pace, making having access to updated information an essential part of staying on top of trends. To help you stay informed, we’re sharing these blogs highlighting the amazing innovation taking place in the realm of connected home devices and IoT news! Our goal: to provide makers like yourself with relevant product releases, industry thinking, tips & tricks related to working on meaningful projects in these spaces – all accompanied by actionable advice along the way. Join us as we explore topics such as building smart homes powered by artificial intelligence-driven tech or transitioning analog operations into multi-device networks that allow data access anytime and anywhere.
11 Innovative Projects to Reinvent Your Living Space
Reinvent your home with these 11 projects that range from a CNC cut dining table to a living room that’s been transformed into a makerspace.
Maker Pro News: The State of Hardware Funding, Yogurt Maker Pros, and More
Even promising startups can eventually go down in flames. But why? How can aspiring maker pros avoid the pitfalls of hardware funding?
Casa Jasmina Explores the Meaning of the Maker Home of the Future
Upstairs from the Torino Fab Lab, Casa Jasmina is a home where objects and services are made by open source, maker-style methods.
When Things Start to Gossip and Other Computational Matters
What are the implications of our devices exchanging information about our identities, abilities, and actions? They’re all quite the gossip.
This Week in Making: Visit World Maker Faire New York, Make a Smarter Home, and More
This week, we travelled to New York for World Maker Faire. Be sure to catch up on all the exhibits via our live blog and live stream.
Get a Raspberry Pi and a Trip to Vegas With Our Z-Wave Smart Home Maker Challenge
Make: and Sigma Designs want to see what the maker community can do with Sigma’s open source Z-Wave technology.
