Autodesk’s Project Escher Uses Multiple 3D Print Heads for Massive Jobs
Autodesk’s Project Escher is an assembly line of independent 3D printers to make printing faster and more efficient.
Maker News
From advancements in technology and materials, to the development of innovative techniques and ideas, thereโs always something new on the horizon. As a maker, your success depends on your ability to keep up with all these changes. Let’s take a look at some of the most noteworthy developments that are taking place in making right now!
Arab Makers Find Their Community at Maker Faire Cairo This Weekend
Maker Faire Cairo is the first featured Maker Faire in the Arab world, and promises to be an exciting event for Makers.
Library Makerspaces: Bringing Access to Knowledge in a Whole New Way
The idea of turning libraries into makerspaces was once a crazy notion here at Make:, but now it’s fast becoming a reality.
Made in Baltimore: Business Planning for Makerspaces
In this installment of Made in Baltimore, Will Holman tackles business planning for a makerspace.
DIY 3D Printing Aficionados Share their Passion at the Midwest RepRap Festival
The Midwest RepRap Festival is happening this weekend in Goshen, Indiana. Come by if you’re interested in DIY 3D printing.
Celebrate New Jersey’s Makers Day This Weekend at Over 250 Locations
New Jersey Makers Day returns this year bigger and better, with two days of fun projects and activities at locations all over the state.
Celebrate Arduino Day by Volunteering at Arduinoโs UC Berkeley Event
Arduino.cc is looking for volunteers for their Arduino Day bash!
