The San Francisco Bazaar was back again for the 2015 Bay Area Maker Faire. There were 85 booths with 90 artists showing off and selling the amazing things they’ve made. There was everything from laser cut jewelry to paintingsย to handcrafted metal garden art. We didn’t get a chance to interviewย everyone there, but here is a […]
The 10th annualย Maker Faire Bay Areaย was an amazing event, an ongoing celebration of making in our culture as well as the emergence of Maker culture. Maker Faire Bay Area, which took place May 15โ17 in San Mateo, is really the Mother of All Maker Fairesโ โ โbigger, bolder, but just as sweet and charming as […]
With the release of their PSoC 4 BLE kit Cypress is doing something intriguing. We spoke with Gagan Luthra from Cypress Semiconductor about the Cypress PSoC range and the the projects they’ve brought here to Maker Faire.
Microsoft came to Maker Faire Bay Area 2015 with an array of projects centered around interactivity and fun. Faire-goers got hands-on time with a human-sized keyboard (รก la FAO Shwartz) and a Selfie Curtain that uses a Windows 10 app to capture images and display them on a huge RGB LED wall. And there were […]
One of myย favorite parts of being a part of Maker Faire is sharingย all ourย amazing Makers with teachers who come from all around the Bay Areaโreally from all over the world!โand then hearing from the teachersย why this is such a special part of their year. We’re delighted to welcome teachers to the event, whether they are […]
If you are planning on attending Maker Faire Bay Areaย and haven’t yet signed up to participate in the Moat Boat Paddle Battle, we are about to entice you to change that! We are pleased to announce that our sponsor SeeMeCNCย is offering some amazing prizes to the winners. The winners of both Youth categories will […]
One of my favorite aspects of editing projects at Make: is seeing how other people approach technology. It’s truly energizing to see someone use a basic component in a way you’d never think of doing yourself. Such an experience is exactly what happened when I first saw Kazu Terasaki’s GlueMotor โ a method of controlling […]
