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THE scene in the park surrounding New York’s Hall of Science, on a sunny weekend in mid-September, resembles a futuristic craft fair.
'Crowd control' took on a whole new meaning last night in San Francisco as a room full of partygoers were given power over a robot to make cocktails for them.
One visible sign of China's recent economic growth is the rise in prominence of inventors and entrepreneurs
That the political focus seems to be on “shutting down 3D printing technology for guns” rather than "shutting down guns," is something that should give makers pause.
Makers come in lots of forms. Some enjoy needle and thread, hot glue and bits of fabric. And others favor 3D printers, soldering irons and circuit boards.
Hsing Wei is an interaction designer, convener, and tinkerist. She enjoys thinking about and developing technology-enriched experiences that solve problems, ...
Fans of 3-D printers and digital design tools argue that these technologies will transform the way we make goods. But can the “maker” movement really produce more than iPhone covers and jewelry?
The Mcor Technologies 3D printer makes objects from regular paper… via Giz...
AW explains the maker movement trend in education in her 2012 ed-tech round-up.
Featuring four towering limestone columns and classic Flemish-bond brickwork, the century-old Mackay School of Mines Building at the University of N...
This is part 1 of a 3-part series about makerspaces in libraries. If you want to read more of the series, just click the links at the end of this article.
A panel discussion with 6 guys who work in/with for-profit and non-profit Makerspaces. Some really great talk about the future of Makerspaces, how they impact the community, the roles of makerspaces in schools, etc. etc.
After decades of tyranny, sanctions and war, Iraq has a better reputation for destroying things than building them.
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I want my electric-powered cupcake car and I want it now. A trip to the Maker Faire
Ideas for teachers and students about how to become a part of the global maker movement, via a new campaign called the Summer of Making and Connecting.
Major shifts in hardware design and production have allowed the “maker movement” to mature rapidly.
Tinkering has moved out of the suburban garage and acquired a real-life social network.
Fans of 3-D printers and digital design tools argue that these technologies will transform the way we make goods. But can the “maker” movement really produce more than iPhone covers and jewelry?
The maker movement is in full effect. Step 1 was the hackerspaces of the 2000s. Step 2 is the DIY democracy at places like TechShop.
I really didn’t like shop class. Looking back, there’s so much that I could have enjoyed about it, but as a 7th grader in the early 90s I dreaded that room. It was school without readin...
The maker movement is about more than ultra-expensive 3D printers. Check out our favorite exhibits, projects, and gizmos from the most recent Maker Faire in NYC.
Andrew Carle blogs about the middle school Makers at Flint Hill.
Chris Anderson: Anyone with a good digital idea can create a successful online business. So are the 'Makers', who are harnessing these new technologies, helping to reboot the manufacturing industry?
Take the subway to an otherwise undistinguished part of Third Avenue in Brooklyn. Knock on the door. Wait for some stylishly disheveled young man to open it and let you in.
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