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April 27, 2014
Cinehack at Maker Faire UK
The Cinehack project is all about the stuff they won't teach you at film school. Like a lot of maker projects Cinehack was born through necessity, if you can't afford to rent the right equipment, then you'll have to build it. 
Just Add Sharks to Maker Faire UK
Just Add Sharks is fast becoming something of a fixture in the British maker community, mainly because they don't just sell laser cutters, they use them, and they're passionate advocates for what you can do with them.
April 26, 2014
Mirobot—a WiFi robotics kit at Maker Faire UK
The Mirobot, the brain child of Ben Pirt, brings long buried memories of the Logo Turtle flooding back. It's a Wi-Fi robot designed kit help children learn about technology and programming.
Playing Spacehack at Maker Faire UK
Spacehack—built by the team at the York Hack Space—is an amazing, lovingly recreated, version of the co-operative social game Spaceteam, but with more knobs.
Daleks invade Maker Faire UK
It wouldn't be a British Maker Faire without Daleks, and it wouldn't be a Dalek without the voice. Despite being the Doctor's mortal enemy, the Daleks have earned a soft spot for themselves in British popular culture.
Welcome to Maker Faire UK
This weekend is the high point of the maker year here in Britain with Maker Faire UK running all weekend here in the Life Science Centre in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
April 25, 2014
Come See MAKE at the USA Science and Engineering Festival
This weekend, MAKE is exhibiting at the USA Science and Engineering Festival. Come look for us at the “Make: Presents” booth in Earth Sciences Pavilion, Hall C, Booth Number 3445. We’ll be there along with the Digital Harbor Foundation and the Maker Education Initiative.
New Project: Wiimote Whiteboard IR Saber
Create an awesome IR pen from a toy light sword and control your computer with gestures.
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