Season Four of ‘Makerlandia’ Is Best Yet
Portland makers are crafting hard cider, straight razors, digitally fabricated puppets, homemade cheese, theremins, circuit boards, and more.
Month: September 2015
The Out of This World Air Show
One of the reasons people build scale models is for the suspension of disbelief they can experience while contemplating their finished creations. When you build a spaceship, you have your imagined moments inside that ship. Same with a muscle car. Or a WWII diorama. So it only makes sense, in our increasingly analog-digital hybrid world, […]
5 Life-Changing Accessibility Inventions Made in 72 Hours
Makers hacked real problems faced by people with special needs to create tools that will help improve mobility, independence, and comfort.
Speedy New OpenROV ‘Trident’ Swims Like a Dolphin
OpenROV’s new Trident is a powerful, speedy package that can remotely navigate underwater locations never before accessible.
MakerCon Preview: Terreform ONE and Environmental Design
Terreform ONE is inspiring, instructional, and mind-stretching
MakerCon Preview: Brooklyn’s Emerging Maker City
The Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation is a mammoth facility at the center of New York’s emerging maker economy with 3.5 million square feet to provide Maker pros and their projects not only with a physical space to build and grow their business, but also an opportunity to learn and collaborate with each other.
It Took 100 Hours to 3D Print This 2-Bedroom Villa
This luxury 2-bedroom villa in the Philippines was constructed with a specialized 3D printer. Its next project? 3D printing low income housing.
