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May 13, 2014
Manufacturing Advice from Shenzhen, at MakerCon
“No hardware plan survives contact with a factory.” That was the message from Cyril Ebersweiler, one of the speakers at a standing-room-only workshop on the first day of MakerCon. The workshop was titled, “Advanced Manufacturing: Partnering to Get it Made.” Ebersweiler is the founder of the hardware accelerator HAXLR8R that’s […]
Automated Aquaponics for Business or Pleasure: A Scalable Approach
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Internet-connected vertical gardening system promises land, labor savings.
Welcome to Maker Week
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This is Maker Week, which means we're promoting maker events all over the Bay Area.
MakerCon Blasts Off
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“The Impact of the Maker Movement,” a roundtable discussion led by Dale Dougherty, CEO of Maker Media, and Duleesha Kulasooriya, of Deloitte’s Center for the Edge, was one of five concurrent sessions that launched on Tuesday morning, the first day of MakerCon, a two-day conference and workshop for leaders of […]
Remaking a Contemporary Classic: The Mold-a-Rama Machine
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A Disney imagineer's take on the legendary injection-molding vending machine.
How Rolling Robots Spark Engineering Education
Orbotix now offers discounted multi-Sphero packs for educators, and free tutorials and lesson plans.
The P-P-Power Racing Series Is Coming to Town
Are you ready to take the hack to the track? At the center of the maker racing universe is none other than this test of engineering prowess.
Taking a Pounding: How Woodpeckers Avoid Concussions
Woodpecker adaptations can inspire designs that prevent impact and vibration damage.
May 12, 2014
Makers Launch to Space in Global Balloon Challenge
To date, 52 teams from 17 countries have successfully launched their balloons to the edge of space.
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