Open source hardware summit keynote – Limor “Ladyada” Fried
Open source hardware summit keynote – Limor “Ladyada” Fried (video m4v). Ladyada and the Adafruit gang will be at Maker Faire over the weekend, say hi!
Month: September 2010
Potter’s Lawnmower Wheel maker interview
The last in our interview series with makers presenting at World Maker Faire New York this weekend is with Michael Owen, who is bringing his Potter’s Lawnmower Wheel. Necessity is the mother of invention, and as a potter, Michael created a tool he needed out of what he had access to. Here’s what he shared […]
Beet Burgers
Ever since I read Tom Robbins’ Jitterbug Perfume a few years ago, I’ve come to really like beets. There are quite a few beet burger recipes up on the internet, but I like this beet cake recipe on Lucid Food because the ingredient list is simple.
NYSCI at World Maker Faire interview
We are so excited to be one day away from our first ever World Maker Faire, this Saturday and Sunday at the New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) in Queens. NYSCI has been a stellar partner, and of course they have some great exhibits in the works for us. We spoke with Dan Wempa, vice […]
Maker Faire CRAFT Demo Profile: Maura Madden
World Maker Faire New York is this weekend, and we’ve put together a full schedule for of awesome demos for both days at the CRAFT booth. Each day this week, we’ll profile one of the folks who will be presenting. Be sure to mark your schedule and head to the CRAFT booth for all the […]
Chariot races at World Maker Faire
From the World Maker Faire Daily feed: One of the big hits of Maker Faire Detroit was the Power Series Racing. Good, geeky speed-demonic fun! For the World Faire, the whacked racing excitement will come by way of chariot races (brought to you by the fine folks at the Madagascar Institute). Here are a couple […]
World Maker Faire NY: $22.50 kit turns Arduino into retro video game
Available only at World Maker Faire NY this weekend, Wayne and Layne’s just-launched Video Game Shield turns your Arduino into a TV video game system. You can clone retro games like PONG in 100 lines of code, and you can even get into some fancier stuff, like a 3D raytracer. (Both are shown in the video).