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Chris Mosley turned the creativity that got him in trouble into unique interactive glass artwork.

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Thousands come to celebrate emapthetic innovation and the human side of technology at Maker Faire Rome.

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The Magic Blocks gadget cache is a fun and simple “proximity and order” puzzle you can build to add a playful challenge to your geocache.

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Our favorite Open Source Hardware certifications in August featured PCB clamps, a DIY suturing board, and a bicycle dynamo light.

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Electromage's Beautiful Pixelblaze box is a simple kit, and a mesmerizing intro to a great microcontroller board for LEDs.

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Replicating the iconic 1980s Blade Runner prop with a garage kit, vintage greeblies, and 21st-century electronics.

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FACEBOOK I INSTAGRAM I MASTODON I WEBSITE On September 14, 2025, more than 100 makers will gather at Stony Brook University to inspire families, students, and innovators with hands-on exhibits, performances, and cutting-edge tech. This year’s event is bigger than ever, coinciding with the Explorium’s 20th anniversary and promising a day filled with invention, creativity, […]

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While Chuck Sommerville's work on the Times Square New Year's Eve ball is only experienced annually, his Penrose Tile Wall is accessible all year.

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Mozu's mesmerizing miniature rooms are detailed enough to fool observers, and are hidden in unexpected places.

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The concept alone is pretty funny, and that’s before getting a crowd of people together to cheer on their favorite hot dog.

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Create a spooky hologram illusion in a jar, using any TV or mobile display.

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Learn how to assemble and play professional-quality party games with the stuff you already have around the house.

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Ade circuit bent a toy camera that takes pictures that look like something from another universe. He started with a cheap toy camera, added potentiometers between a ribbon cable and the connector, and fit it all into a Frankensteined case that’s part original, part 3D-printed, and part bottle cap. The result combines electronics, minor soldering, […]

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COSMIIC has a unique story that starts in the city of Cleveland in the 1960s when a set of closed source implantable devices for commercial and research use were first being designed and produced. Now 60 years later, the culmination of their work–The COSMIIC System–is open source and available to researchers working in the field of neuromodulation.

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Join Make: and D-Robotics on a livestream where we'll unveil the RDK X5 dev board and give away a myCobot robotic arm!

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The phrase “small but mighty” might have been created to describe the xTool F1. If you’re a craft person looking to take a laser to events to personalize items, you’ve found your laser.

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Go goth! Sew this show-stopper cathedral dress with colorful sheer panels and LEDs that flicker like candles.

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Mark your calendars for July 4–11, 2025, as the global FabLab community meets in Brno and Prague for FAB25. FAB25 is the official global event of the FabLab community, organized by The Fab Foundation (MIT), The Center for Bits and Atoms at MIT (CBA), Make more (CZ), and FabLab Brno (CZ). For the first time in Central Europe, this is your chance to connect with innovators worldwide.

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Are you looking to find green solutions to age old or modern problems? Are you invested in designing for the circular economy? If so, Maker Faire Rome has a contest for you! The #MFR makeITcircular contest is dedicated to tangible solutions for the circular economy. Now in its sixth edition, the initiative supports projects that […]

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Bend incredible curves in plywood with the help of Kerf Bend Wizard.

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