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Baby Doe
The Devil-Ettes
San Francisco's sweethearts The Devil-Ettes will perform and teach lost and forgotten go-go dance moves from the 1960's. Sassy, sultry, yet utterly All-American, The Devil-Ettes provide good clean fun for kids of all ages!
Appearance(s)
Festival Stage
, Sunday 12:45 PM - 1:45 PM
Bass
LOOP!STATION
Live looping duo performance. One woman, one man, one voice, one cello, multiple layered "loops" hand-tooled and shaped into lovely, cascading, provocative orchestral compositions with an immediate soul-rocking palpability.
Appearance(s)
Music Stage 1
, Sunday 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Beau Casey
Cypod Musical Movement
Live electronic music performed by Cypod, LX Rudis, and Bill Wolter.
Appearance(s)
Music Stage 1
, Sunday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Becky Stern
Soft Circuit Embroidery
Appearance(s)
Craft Demos
, Saturday 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Belinda Lowe-Schmahl
A Schmahl Science Workshop
Last year, A Schmahl Science Workshop delighted youngsters with four hands-on projects from the SciVan. This year, in addition to the SciVan projects, youngsters will also be able to do bio and bio tech experiments in the BioMobileLab. Schmahl Science puts the "sizzle" back into science!
| Location: Expo Red |
Benjamin Cowden
Twenty Seven Gears
Benjamin Cowden makes interactive mechanical sculptures that explore the ways people interact with each other and with the world around them. Meticulously fabricated movements contrast with apparently trivial processes to offer users a playful experience as well as an invitation to re-examine their activities and perceptions.
| Location: Expo Green |
Ben Krasnow
Interactive Furniture
I build pieces of furniture that are designed to be interactive and/or to provide a useful function. For example, an end table that is also a refrigerator, a coffee table that has a fluid-filled lazy susan, speaker stands that are aquariums and provide a light show sync'd to the music.
| Location: Expo Orange |
Bertulis
ibog
A mobile personal flush composting toilet that turns raw sewage into a beautiful wetland garden. Also check out the urine recycling garden.
| Location: Makers Market Near Techne group |
Betsy Burroughs
Mobile Typing Glove
The HandWriter is a wearable device that serves as a mobile keyboard and mouse. It is also an inexpensive Braille writer. Just plug it into any USB-enabled device and you can begin typing with one hand.
The one-handed typing glove allows users to type free of a keyboard providing freedom of movement and freedom from repetitive stress injury. The one-handed device can be used with either the left or right hand.
It is based on Dr. Douglas Engelbart's original chorded key set and uses a combination of finger presses to type the entire alphabet. The alphabet is as simple to learn as the Alphabet in American Sign Language.
| Location: Expo Yellow |
Bill Bumgarner
Restored Pinball Machines
| Location: Robo Games |
Bill Holl
The Tarantulas Jug Band
Appearance(s)
Music Stage 3
, Sunday 1:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Bill Sherman
Bill's Artbots
I will demonstrate several artbots, one of which is a windharp outfitted with homemade, electric-guitar pickups. This artbot will produce erie and harmonious sounds as a nearby fan is used to simulate a light wind. When people walk by, they change the wind patterns and the sounds. This windharp is a smaller version of one I have connected to an Internet Radio Station that can be heard at: http://windharp.webhop.net
Other artbots shown will be: Farad, Jar-o-circuits, Picbugs, Fireflys, Solar lifeforms in jars.
| Location: Expo Red |
Bill Young
21st Century Woodworking Tools
The founder of ShopBot tells how his company was an outgrowth of his passion for building wooden boats and that led him to create an affordable, capable CNC machine for the rest of us.
Appearance(s)
Maker Main Stage (Fiesta)
, Sunday 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Bob Schneeveis
Bob's Electric Vehicle Corral
Bonnie Burton
Star Wars Crafts: Marble Magnets
Want to make an Admiral Ackbar shrine on your fridge? Feel like turning your locker over to the dark side?
Now you can make one-of-a-kind cool Star Wars magnets by following the simple instructions provided below. Just gather up your favorite Star Wars images and get ready to have some crafty fun.
| Location: Fiesta Blue |
Brad Hunter
Savonius Wind Power Home Power Plant
This Wind Turbine is designed for generating electricity in environments that may not be suited or able to have a standard propeller type wind installation. I am currently making the unit self standing for portability to bring it to the Maker Faire.
| Location: Makers Market |
Brendan Thorn
Eddy Demon Total Annihilation
A rock and roll alternative that's hip and surreal rock with awesome lyrics, great drummer, experimental guitarist, and a bass player. It is most excellent with a new wave of licks.
Appearance(s)
Music Stage 1
, Saturday 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM
Brent Ross
The Reaper
| Location: Robo Games |
Bre Pettis
NYC Resistor Super Funtime Hacklab!
| Location: Expo Green |
Brett Levine
The Hydrogen Economy
The Hydrogen Economy is an interactive fire sculpture that produces hundreds of gently rising hydrogen bubbles. Participants ignite the bubbles using dragon-shaped torches. The experience of actually setting off small explosions in a safe and protected environment is breathtaking, one-of-a-kind, and surely never forgotten.
Brian Boyl
Pops! Icy Treats for Everyone
A truly amazing feature of pops is they can be cast into any shape you can imagine. In this workshop you will learn how to make simple pop molds from everyday household items, such as glasses, cookie cutters, ice cube trays and even food packaging, from wax paper to plastic juice boxes. Or if you really want to get crafty, experiment with liquid silicone and make molds out of found objects, small toys or characters you sculpt from your imagination.
Appearance(s)
Maker Shed Author Demo Area
, Saturday 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
Craft Demos
, Saturday 4:00 PM - 4:30 PM
Maker Shed Author Signing Area
, Saturday 4:45 PM - 5:15 PM (after her presentation on the Craft Demo stage)
Brookelynn Morris and Moxie
Felt Faux Fruit
Appearance(s)
Craft Demos
, Saturday 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Bruce Shapiro
The Art of Motion Control -- Sisyphus
Bruce Shapiro has been playing with techno-junk (castoffs from the automation industry) since 1990. His smaller creations are used to teach kids the fundamentals of robotics in the classroom, while his larger kinetic sculptures can be found in science museums throughout the world.
| Location: Fiesta Blue |
Bruce White
Combat robot "Beer Bash"
Beer Bash is a combat robot made from a beer keg supplied by Lagunitas Brewing Company. His motto is "Drink Then Fight." Beer Bash's keggeyness has allowed him to achieve many victories in coolness, though few in reality.
Bryan Pate
elliptiGO Glide Bike
The elliptiGO is a new kind of bicycle that is a cross between an elliptical trainer and a bicycle. We displayed the elliptiGO in public for the first time at the Stanford Cool Products Expo.
| Location: Outdoors |
Buffy Yeh
Combat robots "The Bully" and "Come to Mama"
Bunnie Huang
Chumby
Hardware hacker Bunny Huang talks about Chumby, his low-cost, wifi-enabled information delivery device.
Appearance(s)
Maker Made Stage (Expo)
, Saturday 2:00 PM - 2:30 PM
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