A fascinating mix of imposing size and graceful elegance! On August 19 and 20, 2023, visitors to Maker Faire Hanover will be able to admire the 4.5m X 8.5m iron horse by Spanish artist Jorà Ferré in action. To rocking sounds, the mechanically controlled legs gallop, while a ballerina dances on its back. “The Iron Horse” is not only a visually stunning, but is a symbol of the inventiveness of the Maker community.
At Maker Faire Ruhr you can discover current creativity and future innovation amidst the wooden typewriters, early televisions, and manually driven printing machines of times past.
The German maker community is back on view this Friday, June 18th as Maker Faire Hannover returns for its 9th edition this Friday and its first exploration of the virtual realm!
Ruhr, Germany, is getting ready for a Maker Faire this weekend, full of exciting projects to explore. Check out these 5 exciting things we’re looking forward to.
In its fourth year, Maker Faire Hannover had over 16,000 people and over 200 exhibits and 800 makers. Here’s a small sample of some of the magic.
Donald Bell reports on his time spent at the first-ever Berlin Maker Faire, and recounts some of his favorite projects.
Nearly 40 years ago, German publishing company Heinz Heise launched a magazine called Elrad – Magazin für Elektronik that featured cool electronics projects. And while that magazine is no longer in publication, it became the predecessor to c’t – Magazin für Computertechnik, launched in 1983 and currently the most subscribed-to computer magazine in all of […]
