Open Source Hardware Certifications for April 2025
Our favorite open source hardware certifications from April 2025 include a prosthetic hand, a line follower PCB, and a mathematical macro pad.
Our favorite open source hardware certifications from April 2025 include a prosthetic hand, a line follower PCB, and a mathematical macro pad.
The power of makers and making is in battling boredom, in doing something fun with others who are doing something.
In a future time people will work together to build a giant cyborg. Until then, here’s a roundup of projects to build for National Robotics Week.
Check out four excellent new open source hardware certifications for March 2025.
In this episode of Make:cast, Dale Dougherty is joined by Ken Kahn, author of ‘The Learner’s Apprentice: AI and the Amplification of Human Creativity,’ and Sylvia Martinez, co-author of ‘Invent to Learn.’ Ken discusses his experience in AI from his high school days to MIT’s AI Lab and his journey into integrating AI into children’s programming tools. Sylvia sheds light on the importance of empowering children with modern tools and technology. The discussion centers on creative uses of AI in education, including creating web apps and historical dialogues using chatbots, personalized learning, and the impact of AI in the classroom. This insightful conversation aims to inspire educators, parents, and students to adopt AI creatively and constructively.
It’s Pi Day 2025, and we can’t wait to celebrate with exactly 3.14 wonderful pi-related projects.
February added boards for bikes, the Apisuru beehive frame, and a LAN tap throwing-star to OSHWA’s certifications.