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Scorch Works

Faire: Wichita

Maker: Scorch Works

Home: United States

Homemade injection molding machine producing small plastic trinkets during the fair. Pick up an injection molded object made from plastic that was recently something else (i.e. recycled). Various other homemade tools and toys will also be on display.

Mittelab – Trieste’s Hackerspace

Faire: Trieste

Maker: Mittelab APS

Home: Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy

Mittelab è un hackerspace ovvero luogo dove appassionati di informatica, elettronica e tecnologia in generale si incontrano per condividere idee, progetti ed arnesi. Da noi troverete i progetti nati al nostro interno e persone entusiaste che ve ne parleranno!

lvl1 dmv

Faire: Sussex County

Maker: LVL1 Hackerspace

Home: Kentucky, United States

LVL1 Hackerspace Department of Mutant Vehicles Power Racing Series karts -- the Unicorn Kart, and Starz (1975) sponsored Jeep.

WiFi Nugget: A Cat-Shaped Hacking Console!

Faire: Los Angeles

Maker: Alex Lynd

Home: California, United States

Do you like cats, electronics, and hacking? Stop by the Nugget booth to build & customize your own cat-shaped hacking device - and learn to code, hack, and build fun projects with bite-sized classes throughout the day!

CNC casera

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Maker: erik moran

Home: ciudad de mexico, Mexico

Conoces las impresoras 3d? muy bien, conoces otros tipos de impresoras 3d?

RIBICI: RIpara la tua BICIcletta assieme a noi!

Faire: Trieste

Maker: The bici's masters: Ermanno e Max

Home: fvg, Italy

Nulla si butta, tutto si recupera! Hai una bici che non funziona più come dovrebbe? Vuoi imparare a cavartela da solo/a quando si buca una ruota? Portala alla Maker Faire Trieste nell'angolo del RIBICI, dove Max ed Ermanno, esperti ciclomaker, ti aiuteranno ad aggiustare guasti e malfunzionamenti e ti insegneranno tecniche e trucchi delle riparazioni.

Girls Who Hack

Faire: Coney Island

Maker: BiaSciLab

Home: New Jersey, United States

(draft) Come visit the Girls Who Hack booth and learn lock picking and get information on our on-line and in-person classes! Girls Who Hack teaches girls the skills of hacking so that they can change the future!

Costume Di Scena Automatico per Danzatori e Artisti

Faire: Rome

Maker: Giorgio Liberini

A costume with integrated LEDs that light up and change color based on its position: this is the core of a project designed specifically to provide performers with an innovative tool. The costume detects the position, and every movement gently modifies the shades, colors, and light intensity. This dynamic response is governed by specific programmable rules. The scenic effect is extraordinary, both during rapid movements and slow movements, eliciting wonder from the audience about the connection between movement and the device's response

Creating The Perfect Brows

Faire: Rocklin

Maker: Bre Williams

Home: California, United States

Do you want to know what your perfect brows would look like? Come get your brows drawn on and mapped out with makeup! I run a permanent makeup business called BROW BAE and would love to answer any questions you have on what permanent makeup is, how the process works, and what your brows could look like with permanent makeup done! ( No tattoos will be done at this booth, just information and makeup! ) RAFFLE GIVEAWAY AND COUPONS AVALIABLE AT BOOTH!!! I hope to se you there:)

BR – Un bracciale per controllare il mondo

Faire: Rome

Maker: Agnello Pepe

IL BR is a simple wearable device that allows you to control your PC and beyond by simply moving a hand. The device recognizes the acceleration produced by movement and compares it with user-selected and fully customizable "trigger" values, so as to simulate pressing a key on the keyboard, to control various aspects of your PC, to scroll through a presentation smoothly and much more. Thanks to the Internet connection, the BR can connect to very distant devices (such as drones, radio-controlled cars and much more) and control them remotely thanks to the acceleration produced by the user. The presence of a rechargeable battery allows uninterrupted use for over 4 hours. The case like the strap are totally 3D printed so as to be light and suitable for any user. The BR is supported by a PC interface that allows you to fully customize any aspect of the device. Like “trigger” accelerations, simulated keystrokes and much more. Furthermore, once the interface is closed after connecting the device, the BR will continue to work in the background allowing for simple and fluid use.

DEFCON225

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: DEFCON225

Home: Louisiana, United States

DEF CON 225 (DC225) is a local DEF CON group for the 225 area code and surrounding areas composed of students, professionals, researchers, and hobbyists that meet and discuss current trends, topics, and research in the fields of computer security.

The Carolina Reapers Racing Team

Faire: Milwaukee

Maker: Andy Amrhein

Home: North Carolina, United States

A racing team built upon a solid bedrock of silly antics and the holy grail of shenanigans.

Hack Manhattan

Faire: Coney Island

Maker: Hack Manhattan

Home: New York, United States

Hack Manhattan is a collective that will be showcasing a variety of projects from our makers, game developers, tinkerers, fixers, artists, & more. We are excited to be back for the NYC Maker Faire in Coney Island.

Area 515 Des Moines Makers Space

Faire: Des Moines

Maker: Area 515 Des Moines Maker Space

Home: Iowa, United States

A non-profit community of makers, artists, and hobbyists. Give your ideas some room!

MakeFixHack.org

Faire: Pioneer Valley

Maker: MakeFixHack.org

Home: Massachusetts, United States

MakeFixHack is a growing community of makers, tinkerers, hackers, crafters, and other like-minded people, sharing knowledge and working to create a community workshop/hackerspace here in Easthampton. MakeFixHack is an open and welcoming community and strives to be a safe space for all.

Radiona.org – Zagreb Makerspace

Faire: Zagreb

Maker: Radiona.org

Home: Zagreb, Croatia

Radiona.org is a non-profit organisation and citizen lab consisting of makerspace/hackerspace, media art lab, Repair Café, inclusion lab and residence program founded in 2011.

Light Wheel by Oz Officine Zero

Faire: Rome

Maker: Oz Officine Zero S.c.a.r.l.

We have created Light Wheel, an open-source board that repurposes components from discarded scooters, reducing environmental impact. Our project is a prototype application of Light Wheel on a manual wheelchair for individuals with disabilities, suitable for tight spaces like corridors and elevators. Motorization is achieved using a Light Wheel platform, 36V brushless motors, and repurposed scooter battery packs. The wheelchair, controlled by a joystick, offers optimal functionality and safety, including speed control, anti-tipping measures, audible and visual alerts, and provision for anti-collision sensors. This prototype focuses on autonomous mobility for people with disabilities, providing a low-cost and environmentally friendly solution. Light Wheel exhibits great versatility for various applications.

Cyber Escape Room – attacco alla Nerd Corporation

Faire: Rome

Maker: CINI Consorzio Interuniversitario Nazionale per l'Informatica

Thirty minutes to infiltrate the computer system of the Nerd Corporation to prevent the evil organization from launching a cyber attack. This is the challenge to be solved in the escape room created by the Cybersecurity National Lab of the CINI (National Interuniversity Consortium for Informatics) and the IMT School of Advanced Studies Lucca. The objective is to raise awareness of cybersecurity and the relationship between privacy, digital and exposure to risk. A team of volunteer hackers will be trained and sent on a mission to break into the Nerd Corporation's lair and to steal its secret plans. It is played in teams made up of a maximum of 4 people, divided between a team on the field and a team at the terminal. The field team recovers clues and moves through the escape room while the terminal team uses computer tools to solve the challenges. The challenge lasts 30 minutes and the complete experience takes about 45.

Mine S: The Ultimate Modular Control Surface

Faire: Rome

Maker: SPECIALWAVES s.r.l.

Mine S: Limitless Control. Infinite Possibilities. Explore the boundless versatility of Mine S across domains such as home and building automation, broadcasting, music, lighting control, robotic process automation, and control rooms. Effortlessly craft your perfect interface by adding or removing modules. Seamlessly integrating with various protocols, it adapts to your unique needs, offering limitless potential.

Visible Mending and Upcycling

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: Yvette Ellis

Home: Louisiana, United States

Welcome! My table is dedicated to Mending and Up-cycling, here we can discuss the basics of mending broken items to extend their useful life or combining found items to give them a completely new purpose!

Excelsior

Faire: Coney Island

Maker: Excelsior

Home: New York, United States

Excelsior is a technology and educational consultant group seeking to introduce to educators and students alike how STEM can apply to every day education in our modern world.

DuinoKit – Learn STEM Coding and Electronics

Faire: Pensacola

Maker: Dan Alich

Home: Florida, United States

Learn about STEM Coding and Electronics with our non-consumable learning kits. DuinoKits will help to introduce Arduino based electronics and programming (C++).

Wi-Fi Enabled Stratum-1 GNSS Time Server Built From Scratch

Faire: Rome

Maker: Cristiano Monteiro

My hands-on approach to dissecting IoT from the inside led me to fulfill a long-time dream of having an on-site Stratum-1 Network Time Protocol (NTP) server. NTP is the decades-old synchronization protocol that keeps networked computer clocks accurate. The best-case scenario for an NTP server is being fed from a Stratum-1 time source, that is, for instance, connected to the source of a VERY accurate time, usually an atomic clock (also called, Stratum-0). A good amount of Stratum-0 time sources is constantly floating over our heads! The GPS satellites, each one carrying at least two cesium atomic clocks (accurate up to 1 second every 300 million years). The idea of using GPS as a time source is not new, there are dozens of commercial products available doing precisely that. But my goal is to make it cheap, accurate, self-contained, dual-powered (mains and batteries), wireless-enabled, and portable to use on the field in my HAM Radio activities. Powered by the ever-expanding universe of microcontroller units, this goal is closer than ever. Current functionalities: - Internal RTC synched from GPS satellites constellation (backed by CR2032 battery) - Dual voltage powered - Backup battery for the whole unit (18650) - NTP and RDATE (RFC868) protocols supported - WiFi functionality as a client or access point - Syslog logging - Configuration webpage for WiFi and Syslog, saving to persistent storage (LittleFS) - Informative display with a timestamp, satellites in view, accuracy, wifi server, IP address - Dual function button, short press switch information on display, long press disables WiFi - Status at a glance, with dedicated 5mm LEDs for GPS lock, PPS signal, and WiFi status, as well as visible internal LEDs for charging and GPS module statuses

Scorch Works – Homemade Tools and Toys

Faire: Des Moines

Maker: Scorch Works

Home: Minnesota, United States

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