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Author: Kathy Ceceri

Kathy's superpower is creating low-tech robotics and engineering projects that really work using ordinary everyday stuff. Her titles for Maker Media include Musical Inventions, Fabric Inventions, Edible Inventions, Paper Inventions, and Making Simple Robots. When she's not busy writing, Kathy presents workshops for students and educators at schools, museums, libraries,...

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Author: wpengine

This is the "wpengine" admin user that our staff uses to gain access to your admin area to provide support and troubleshooting. It can only be accessed by a button in our secure log that auto generates a password and dumps that password after the staff member has logged in....

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Universal robots

Universal robots

07/02/2007

Here’s a robot play in NYC featuring Roombas as actors… 31 DOWN RADIO THEATER PRESENTS: UNIVERSAL ROBOTS June 28–July 7...

iRobot Create Robot (review)

iRobot Create Robot (review)

06/13/2007

Todbot (author of Roomba Hacking) has a review of the iRobot Create Robot, he writes – At the 2007 CES...

Treasure hunting robot

Treasure hunting robot

05/29/2007

This is a neat, it’s like a Roomba and a metal detector had a kid… A REMOTE controlled metal detector...

Crave & CNET Maker Faire coverage…

Crave & CNET Maker Faire coverage…

05/23/2007

More articles, photos and videos coming in from around the web… Photos: Imaginations on display – Link. Blinkybugs, meat pillows,...

Cool bots!

Cool bots!

04/19/2007

MAKE Flickr photo pool member Isobot posted up 3 awesome bots, an airsoft Roomba, a laser roomba and mouse controlled...

Homebrewed MIDI controllers

Homebrewed MIDI controllers

08/15/2006

Peter’s knowledge of all things MIDI… is intimating writes in with a collection of homebrewed MIDI controllers– Using DYI kits...

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Ready to dive into the realm of hands-on innovation? This collection serves as your passport to an exhilarating journey of cutting-edge tinkering and technological marvels, encompassing 15 indispensable books tailored for budding creators.

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