The Road to the I/O Sensor Network
The long tale of the slippery path taking Alasdair Allan, Kipp Bradford, Julie Steele and Rob Faludi to Google I/O to build a distributed sensor network that turned into the talk of the conference.
Month: May 2013
Ubiquity Robot Team’s “12 Tasks of Hercules”
Got a passion project and want to build a team around it? Start in your makerspace! Dr. David Crawley desperately wanted to hack robots and build a useful platform, not an inexpensive toy that couldn’t do anything or a useful robot that few could afford. He wanted his to be inexpensive and capable. To pull this off he knew he needed passionate contributors with the right technical backgrounds so he joined Hacker Dojo.
Maker Faire: Day One
The first day of Maker Faire opened Saturday with an exuberant crowd of tinkerers, experimentalists, artists, hobbyists, and of course, makers.
More Wheeled Wonders at Maker Faire
More wonderfully weird things on wheels at Maker Faire Bay Area 2013.
Tall Bike Bobby: From Vancouver to LA on a Hand-Made Bicyle
From Vancouver to Los Angeles on a hand-made tall bike.
How-To: Lace Crowns
Make fancy lace crowns and tiaras that are perfect for kids parties and playing dress-up!
RadioShack Unveils the New Delta Series Mini PC Board at Maker Faire
RadioShack is showing off a sample of their new Delta Series mini PC boards at Maker Faire.