Clock-building celebrity Ahmed Mohamed had a super-concentrated Maker Faire experience this weekend in New York. He raced a DeLorean go kart, turned the crank on the life-size Mouse Trap game, flew some drones, and got smiles from everyone he met.
The helping hand comes in the persons of the first five winners of its Maker-in-Residence program.
This robotic display mixes traditional gamelans with modern robotics. The result, the Gamelatron, it is entrancing and intense.
Visitors to the Glowforge booth at Maker Faire can watch the 3D laser printer cut and engrave their drawings to make a keepsake.
PlasmaBot is a larger than life robot marionette made from hand-blown glass tubes and noble gasses.
Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy is funding a myriad of energy programs that Makers and research facilities can participate in.
As the 2015 Faire kicks off this year at the New York Hall of Science, here are some of new developments in fabrication rolling out.
