Make: Live — Hackerspace Roadshow Make: Live featured four spaces in its last show, including the Hack Factory, i3detroit, Milwaukee Makerspace, as well as Noisebridge. Love seeing all those projects — and very impressive spaces, guys! Two Hands Project Footage on Archive.org Footage from the Two Hands Project, a hackerspace documentary, has been put on […]
Eyebeam fellow Kaho Abe is leading an interesting class on physical controllers: Register now for a new 6-part class led by Eyebeam Fellow Kaho Abe for artists, designers and hobbyists. During each class we will look beyond traditional gaming controllers and learn to utilize the Arduino, Processing, and simple low-tech switches and sensors to create […]
It is my great pleasure to kick off the first ever MAKE Magazine Industry Maker Award season with a nomination that will probably raise a few eyebrows: Microsoft Corporation, for the”Most Hackable Gadget,” the Kinect, their gestural and natural-language video game controller.
Spring is definitely busy with parties of all kinds – weddings, graduations… you name it! Thanks to the gang over at Etsy, you can add crafting to that list. The Etsy Craft Party is set for tomorrow, June 10, with locations all over the map. Etsy is hoping that 15,000 people will get in on […]
Click to add an event to the online calendar. Email me if you have a call for vendors you’d like me to list. Coming Up This Weekend: PDX Etsy Craft Party Portland, OR Jun. 10 Contemporary Crafts Market Santa Monica, CA Jun. 10-12 Unraveled DIY Festival Minneapolis, MN Jun. 10 Father’s Day Craft Expo St. […]
Make: Live airs tonight! Ep10 is our first ever Hackerspace Roadshow. Take a virtual road trip with us to five hackerspaces in five cities across the US to see their communities and projects. NYC Resistor Milwaukee Makerspace Twin Cities Maker at The Hack Factory i3Detroit Noisebridge (San Francisco) Make: Live 10 – Hackerspace Roadshow Wednesday […]
I love the concept behind the Bay Area Workshop Weekend event — take the inspiration and enthusiasm generated from Maker Faire Bay Area and present a series of workshops the follow weekend so that folks can learn what they say at the Faire. Nearly 100 people did just that, on May 28 and 29.
