How a 16 Year Old Went From Hobbyist to Commercial Drone Pilot
At sixteen, Ryan Felner can already legally sell his services as a drone pilot. He takes professional grade pictures for clients.
Geoge Is the All-Seeing Crystalline Being, Made of Yarn
A massive yarncraft, Geoge is the work of the Ladies Fancywork Society (LFS), a group of four best friends who make art together.
NASA Langley Celebrates 100 Years of Innovation at Hampton Roads Mini Maker Faire
This Saturday, May 6, the oldest NASA/NACA field center, NASA Langley Research Center will celebrate its 100th birthday in tandem with the Hampton Roads Mini Maker Faire.
Perspectives Conference for Educators Convenes in Pittsburgh Next Weekend
From May 12-13, over 400 educators will converge in Pittsburgh for Project Zero’s Perspectives conference: a gathering about making, innovating, and learning.
Siren Care’s Smart Socks Help Monitor the Health of People with Diabetes
In an interview with Ran Ma, CEO of Siren Care, Ma explains the importance of crafting a non-obtrusive wearable to help those with diabetes.
Edible Innovations: Raising Awareness About Ethical Seafood with Fishpeople
Ken Plasse, CEO of Fishpeople, strives to bring further awareness to both ethical fishing practices and cooking and handling seafood.
17 Larger-Than-Life Projects to Behold at the Biggest Maker Faire on Earth
The twelfth Maker Faire Bay Area will take place from May 19–21 at the San Mateo Fairgrounds and feature some truly impressive creations.