Maker Faire Yearbook 2023

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Hand-Crafted Electronic Music: Eurorack DIY

Faire: Milwaukee

Maker: Karl Stamm

Home: Wisconsin, United States

Eurorack is musical synthesizer hardware. Come play with live music generation, and hands on analog electronics, to make sounds nobody has ever heard before. Let's explore how electricity makes sound, and the tools to craft any sound you can imagine.

Arduino-based organ perfusion system.

Faire: Rome

Maker: IRCCS Policlinico S.Martino

Laboratory equipment could be expensive and their cost can be unsustainable for scientists with limited financial resources. In order to overcome these limits we build a scalable organ perfusion system for research purposes based on Arduino boards, pressure transducers, peristaltic pumps, a thermostatic unit, and a micro-oxygenator. Our system is designed to measure the mechanical properties of rat liver, however, it can be rearranged to perform other research on subnormothermic or hypothermic ex-vivo perfusion of liver and kidney or to realize peritoneal or isolated limb perfusion models.

LAMEMAKES

Faire: Rochester

Maker: Wesley Appler

Home: New York, United States

I'm Wesley Appler! I'm a professional software engineer, hobbyist hardware engineer, an artist, and generalist. lamemakes is the summation of me and my projects. Come see what it's all about!

Connecting to Our World Through Citizen Science

Faire: WNY Regional

Maker: Mike Jabot

Home: New York, United States

Stop by and see how you can contribute to our understanding of the world around us through citizen science. We will be exploring a number of different tools across the day so swing by and check out the schedule of events for the day.

Otto Cardy robot

Faire: Rome

Maker: Claudio Gasparini

Otto Cardy, a low-cost walking cardboard robot that can be built and programmed using the videos and manual instructions. The instructions are designed to be easy to follow and do not require any special knowledge of electronics. Otto Cardy is a remake of the international Open Source project OttoDIY, using Google's Blockly for the Arduino. With micro:bit, Otto Cardy uses Microsoft MakeCode. The project aims to introduce primary and secondary school students to the world of coding and robot programming in a fun way, while also serving as an example of creative robotics. It's great to see initiatives like this that make technology more accessible and engaging for young learners. Otto Cardy can be built using both Arduino Nano and micro:bit.

Compostable homeware by Yusufova

Faire: Delft

Maker: Nedji yusufova

Home: South Holland, Nederland

Door gebruik te maken van 3D-printen met thuiscomposteerbare biomaterialen, heeft Yusufova een reeks zeer aanpasbare en toegankelijke designerproducten ontwikkeld die zowel esthetisch als milieubewust zijn.

Aprende a desarrollar proyectos IoT con Arduino Cloud.

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Maker: Miguel Urbina

Home: CDMX, Mexico

Aprende a crear proyectos IoT y monitorea tus dispositivos en tiempo real desde cualquier lugar conectándote a la nube de Arduino. Al terminar, sabrás usar Arduino Cloud para monitorear la calidad del agua, aire y crear sistemas de riego inteligentes

Bassett Street Hounds (Border Morris Dancing)

Faire: Syracuse

Maker: Bassett Street Hounds

Home: New York, United States

We are Central New York's finest border morris team, performing dances that we have created, modeled on the ancient traditions of the Welsh Border Morris. Come see us dance, see the secrets behind our handmade rag coats, and maybe learn a dance!

Electronic Cats

Faire: Mexicali

Maker: Andres Sabas

Home: Aguascalientes, Mexico

Electronic Cats es una empresa de hardware libre en México, tendremos en nuestro stand proyectos creados con nuestros productos ven y diviértete interactuando con ellos

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.

LED Costumes by Erin St Blaine

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Erin StBlaine

Home: California, United States

Come be inspired by the costume creations of Erin St Blaine. Erin is a light artist based in Northern California. She creates sculptures, costumes and artwork with programmable LED lights, often including interactivity and data visualization to bring her creations to life. Erin’s innovative creations explore the way LED lights and 3d printed objects interact with the human body in motion: onstage through dance and flow arts, connecting with audiences at events through interactive character costumes, or underwater with Glimmer, the world’s first fully submersible and swimmable LED mermaid tail.

Koki’o

Faire: Delft

Maker: Luuk Meints

Home: Flevoland, Nederland

Koki'o is een kunstwerk dat samen met het publiek word gemaakt, het was afgelopen Highlight Delft al te zien in het park bij het station. Bij de Makerfare kan je zien en misschien zelfs deelnemen in het ontwerp en productieproces van een bloem voor het Koki'o veld.

The DIY Magic of Amateur Radio – American Radio Relay League

Faire: Rocklin

Maker: ARRL Sacramento Valley Section

Home: California, United States

Radio hams were the original Makers & Hackers, using new, used & scavenged parts to make transmitters, receivers & antennas capable of communicating with other hams anywhere on Earth. Amateur radio was the original social media and also offers opportunities to contribute to scientific and technical advancement, disaster preparedness and public safety. Visit our booth for a hands-on experience in the fascinating world of ham radio!

Internet of Production Alliance, World Manufacturing Map.

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Home: Chiapas, Mexico

Dada la tecnología actual y emergente, ¿cómo sería la producción si la reconfiguráramos desde cero? Creemos que la respuesta está en la fabricación local, sostenible y globalmente conectada. Únete a nosotros y sé parte del futuro de la fabricación.

Makers Making Change NY Chapter

Faire: Long Island

Maker: Christopher Marotta

Home: New York, United States

Makers Making Change (MMC) NY Chapter is a non-profit organization that aims to improve the lives of individuals with disabilities by connecting them with volunteer makers and designers who create custom assistive technologies.

Robotic Quadrupeds

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Laksh & Akshat

Home: California, United States

We plan to present an array of robotic legged animals including quadrupeds in the form of robotic dogs and spiders. These are fully 3D printed, wired, and coded from scratch. These also support remote control over wifi so you can control these with your phone. Previous versions of these robots have even supported on board robot arms capable to pick up small objects.

The Electronic Jug Band

Faire: Rome

Maker: Rick MacDonald

An exhibit showing how to use the latest low cost microcontroller and sensor technologies to create DIY electronic music instruments. The design and building of such instruments is a hands-on learning experience in both maker electronics and music concepts. The idea is similar to the creation of a Jug Band in the mid 1900s where individuals used household materials to create their instruments and then played them together to make music. In this case however the use of modern electronics provides many more possibilities and a much larger scope for creativity.

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.

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.

Daily Experiments in Creative Coding

Faire: Coney Island

Maker: Jack B. Du

Home: New York, United States

Jack B. Du is an artist, researcher, and teacher interested in creating images, videos, and interactive experiences with code. In this presentation, Jack will be sharing the computational sketches that he has been creating daily for almost 2 years.

Mikrotron d.o.o.

Faire: Zagreb

Maker: Tomislav Preksavec

Home: Grad Zagreb, Croatia

Mikrotron d.o.o iz Zagreba, izrađuje projekte bazirane na Arduinu i Raspberry Pi-u, nadograđuje i servisira 3D printere, a najpoznatiji je po makerskom web shopu diykits.eu

ELIO IOT: The most complete IOT development board

Faire: Rome

Maker: Maestry Srl

ELIO is a special set of electronic boards dedicated to teaching and prototyping of electronic projects through visual programming. ELIO IOT is the "brain" of the ELIO ecosystem and is the most complete board on the market based on the new ESP32-S3 microcontroller. ELIO PLAY is the visual editor that allows you to program boards simply by dragging and combining a large set of logic commands.

Sport-graf

Faire: Rome

Maker: IIS Edoardo Amaldi Roma

Sport-graf is a device capable of detecting the electrical activity of the muscle through the application of three electrodes on the skin, treated with the Arduino UNO board and a wave amplifier. The device consists of a breadboard housing the components of the power supply and amplification circuits. The amplifier is powered, through a dual generator, by a lithium ion battery. The chip amplifies the signal (INA128P) coming from the three electrodes and supplies an analog output read by the analog port of the Arduino, which, thanks to the serial plotter, shows a graph with the trend of the contraction and distension activity of the muscle fibres.

$Making Math - Maker Faire Bay Area$

Making Math

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Nonscriptum LLC

Home: California, United States

We have written the books Make:Geometry, Make:Calculus and the upcoming Make:Trigonometry for Make's publishing arm. We will display many 3D printed, paper, and LEGO models that help teach and visualize hands-on math concepts and encourage participants to play with them and think about the concepts. For example, we teach the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus with a handful of 2×2 LEGO bricks and a baseplate. This will be a 'meet the authors' booth, with a chance for people to see the demos in our books live and interact with us.

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