Another week of seriously useful and thought-provoking tips from the maker community.
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Last weekend, June 23-24 Prague hosted its very first Maker Faire and the first ever in the Czech Republic.
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A great example of fun and simple robotics made with CRICKIT from Adafruit.
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Be aware of what might be peeping on you
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now you can choose the best one for your needs
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Build a braille embosser for a fraction of the cost of commercial machines
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Turn the greasy box your lunch came in into a zippy little flying wing plane.
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what goes on inside a graphics tablet?
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Get the google AI up and running quickly and easily with this guide.
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The wildly varying ideas between DIY and consumer “wearable electronics” need to converge
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Control the color of these LED party shoes and matching bracelet wirelessly with Adafruit’s handy app
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Build a dashboard gadget that scans constantly for potential gas pump card skimmers
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This week: Maker Faire Barcelona explores future living in urban spaces, Bunnie Huang outlines how new U.S. tariffs will affect makers, and more.
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When you need to move a lot of bees, maybe a vacuum is the perfect tool.
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traditional crafts and robots mesh at the gorgeous union station
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parts are about to get much more expensive
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The maker community in the Philippines is growing. This 2018, expect over 90 makers of various backgrounds from all over the country to exhibit their works
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Fully 3D, no glasses or head gear required!
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Google, fire the laser!
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Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think I would be living such a wonderful dream to work with such amazing people, doing amazing things, in an amazing place. People, community, and creating change is the key to true success. We hope to keep on to doing the good work and see where the skies take us. Never give up. NEVER think you can’t!
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This week: Highlights from Maker Faire Capitol Hill, American factories lean into the future, and Shenzhen shows some growing pains.
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Among the beauty of Humble Bundle deals is that you can pretty much choose how much you’d like to pay, from $1 to $20 — or more — while also determining the access.
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This year's Maker Faire Rome, the largest DIY festival in all of Europe, is taking place October 12–14, and the call for project proposals just got extended.
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an interesting take on the common smartphone projector
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Here's to the fathers and grandfathers who taught and inspired many of us.
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The final project ensured a safety system for the bike using lights, turn signals and a fall alert based on a compass position control.
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A new take on a children's classic
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Last year, Maker Faire Barcelona up-leveled to a full-sized featured Faire, showcasing the creative genius of more than 100 makers and drawing the interest of an impressive 10,000 attendees.
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If you are not familiar with the term, an automaton (the singular of automata) is a mechanical device, often imitating the movement of living people or animals.
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These questions might have two sets of answers: answers describing a space’s reality, and answers describing its aspirations. Ideally, those answers should converge.
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A French artist turns a dead Ford into a pizza oven.
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with mid century stylings and a clever control scheme
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This week: How maker pros are next gen assistive tech, Indiegogo courts Chinese innovators, and hack your way to hardware funding.
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One well-known YouTube maker creates a custom-designed pasta machine for a fellow YouTuber.
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