Anything is possible with the right mix of brains and brawn. And we all know thatย when we get togetherย with our best buds, thingsย often take a hilarious turnย towards the ludicrous.ย Some of the oversized,ย outlandish projects comingย out of makerspaces proveย just how true โ andย fun โ that is.
Hillhacks is an event that Iโve been working on with CCC for the past year. Itโs a two week workshop/conference/temporary hackspace in Dharamsala, India in the Himalayan foothills and anybody is invited to join. Immediately following the event is the Dharamsala International Film Festivalย so attendees can unwind and enjoy a selection of Indian and international […]
What makes a makerspace interesting? Itสผs not just the size of the shop or the number of active members. Nor is it the selection of tools. Sure, those pieces count, but itสผs how a makerspace slots into its community โ elevating and inspiring the makers โ that makes it stand out.
Maker Faire Detroit is sliding into day two with another full day of projects, presentations, and plumes of flame. Missed day one? Not to worry, below is a slideshow of some of the many creative expressions from the Faire’s first day.
On Sunday July 13th Kingsport Tennessee a town in the heart of Appalachia was host to the 3rd Annual Kingsport Mini Maker Faire. The Faire was billed as an event where โtech meets hillbilly ingenuityโ and made good on its promise with lots of local cultural influence on top of the typical Maker Faire fare. […]
Fredericks’ unique aesthetic ignites imaginations by combining recognizable forms and lines with elements of the unexpected.
13 year old Clay Haight made his own wearable smart glasses, inspired by Google Glass and the pages of Make: magazine.
