2013 Bay Area Event – Overview
MAKE’s 2nd annual Hardware Innovation Workshop concluded after two inspiring, thought-provoking days.
Thanks to our Co-chairs for an Awesome Program!
A quick review of the sound bytes and tweets provides an overview of the hottest new products and technology at the Hardware Innovation Workshop. It was also definitely a case of makers celebrating makers as many did shout-outs to each other, in person during the event, and on social media.
Attendees also engaged in some crowd-sourcing of their own as they voted for LightUp, the winner of the first “Pitch Your Prototype” competition.
Watch LightUp Pitch their Prototype:
MAKE’s Maker Pro newsletter published a special edition with a summary of the highlights from the Hardware Innovation Workshop. Click here to read the issue. Here’s a look back:
The schwag bag at HIW included a MAKE edition Arduino Uno and other goodies.
Zach Kaplan, co-founder of Inventables.
Brent Polishak, co-founder and president of Beyond 5.
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Quirky's Ben Kaufman gave a great presentation on the wisdom of the crowd.
Atmel's Eric Weddington talks software.
Mr. Arduino himself: Massimo Banzi.
PCH International's Brady Forest.
Wayne Losey, co-founder of Dynamo DevLabs.
Printrbot's Brook Drumm tells his story of crowdfunding success.
Plethora's Nick Pinkston talks about debugging manufacturing problems at the software level
ShopBot unveiled the Handibot, a portable CNC machine.
Syntheos co-founders Alden Hart, right, and Rob Giseburt.
Breaks between presentations offered time for conversation.
DIY Drones' Chris Anderson meets the press.
Signs of the times.
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