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February 18, 2014
Drive Around Your Tablet with Ozobot
Lots of screen-based toys for kids aim at breaking that glassy-eyed stare (parents, you know the one I mean) and, if possible, encouraging them to interact with others. Ozobot achieves these aims with the help of a line-following robot that can read lines and colors as it literally drive around on your tablet or smart phone.
February 17, 2014
21st Century Old-Fashioned Toy Tech
Two inventors from Lisbon are applying their maker smarts to the toy world through their company, Make2Play. Their charmingly low-tech kits include a gramophone, confetti blower, and a pinhole camera.
February 16, 2014
faBrickated Makey LEGO Love
Our faBrickation friends made us an awesome jointed Makey prototype! Join Us for a live faBrickation demo on G+ on Wednesday, Feb 19!
February 15, 2014
How-To: 20-Sided (Pecan) Pie
Instructables user turkey tek achieved an astounding feat of pie engineering with this 20-sided pecan pie tutorial.
Makerland: Three days of Hardware Hacking in Warsaw
Makerland is a new European hardware conference for makers. Attendees will spend three days inside the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw, Poland, learning, interacting, and building amazing new things. The event features a diverse set of speakers and workshop leaders from around the world, which will give attendees the opportunity to […]
February 14, 2014
Art Sprinkled Throughout NYC’s 3D Printshow | #3dpsNYC
From sonic waveforms to robotic beetles eerily clad in exoskeletons resembling human bones, 3D Printshow is not only a gathering of companies and vendors but a gallery of artists and designers exploring the technology as medium
How to Follow Smart People on Twitter
What are the best techniques for locating the smart and creative people on Twitter
Be Mine: Making a Glowing, 3D Printed Engagement Ring
When I proposed to my wife-to-be, I took to my knee and I had a glowing, 3D printed ring in my hand. 
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