Maker Faire Yearbook 2023

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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.

Devcade | Computer Science House at RIT

Faire: Rochester

Maker: Computer Science House @ RIT

Home: New York, United States

A custom arcade cabinet build completely from scratch! Made by developers, for developers. Devcade integrates with the cloud to store games and save data remotely. Now featuring new features and games, come check it out and play!

Workshop OpenScad

Faire: Delft

Maker: MakerSpace Delft

Home: Zuid Holland, Nederland

Leer in deze workshop de basis van 3D ontwerpen met het OpenSource programma OpenScad. Voor deze workshop is geen voorkennis van 3D ontwerpen nodig. Na deze workshop kun je eenvoudige modellen maken met OpenScad.

NeoDigitos

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Maker: Inventoteca

Home: Puebla, Mexico

NeoDigito es una alternativa para los displays de siete segmentos convencionales y las matrices LED, principalmente para displays de gran tamaño. Con la ventaja de tener una apariencia mejor y ser fácil de usar.

Erogatore mangimi solidi e liquidi per volatili.

Faire: Rome

Maker: IIS Tito Sarrocchi

"Solid and liquid feed dispenser" was designed to solve the problem of feeding our domestic birds during the holidays and, therefore, away from our property. This electronic type device would be able to distribute a certain portion of feed per day, decided in advance by us and to supply the liquid container with water, from which the birds can drink.

MTsoil sensors

Faire: Trieste

Maker: Erika Ronchin

Home: Italy, Italy

Moisture and Temperature are two basic physical properties of soil used to monitor the health of the soils of our forests, to help detect big changes in soil conditions, and to assess the hazards of wildfires spreading. MTsoil is an inexpensive system of coupled moisture and temperature sensors. It is controlled via Telegram bot, can log the data into a Google sheet, and can easily be integrated into a dense network to monitor our forests.

3D Printing Professor

Faire: Los Angeles

Maker: Joe Larson

Home: Utah, United States

The 3D Printing Professor presenting PrintABlok, the toy of the future.

Homebrew Robotics Club

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Homebrew Robotics Club

Home: California, United States

HBRC is a club of robotics enthusiasts from families with middle school kids to retirees who like to experiment with all different kinds of robots. From small table top based robots to full-size humanoids, from rovers to robotic arms. We have some members who work for robotics companies but we see it as a hobby and a way to learn and educate each other. Some members have fun at competitions like RoboGames or the club also has a couple of exhibition meetings every year, where members can present their robots. HBRC is participating in the BA Maker Faire for many years (and different members in other Maker Faires as well).

Slidebox guitars

Faire: Central Oregon

Maker: Jonathan Dailey

Home: Oregon, United States

Using a mix of contemporary and vintage materials, I build 3 stringed electrified cigar box guitars. I invite you to take over the creative process and keep the art alive by picking one up to play. The open tuning allows for anyone to learn.

LA3D Club

Faire: Orange County

Maker: LA3D Club

Home: California, United States

We will be showing how to make photos with a regular smartphone so they can be viewed in 3D. We will also be showing work that the club does in 3D such as 3D movies and photographs. We will bring 3D viewers from the last century to modern ones.

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

All things 3D

Faire: Downtown Columbia

Maker: Asif Noor

Home: Maryland, United States

3D Printed Art. Converting 2D drawings into 3D models. 3D Printing Architecture and GIS Maps. 3D printing and robotics. Education, Engineering, Science.

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.

Wyldcard

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Jonah Stiennon

Home: California, United States

E-ink trading cards which can change! Wyldcards are small plastic cards with e-ink screens (like a Kindle). When placed onto a plinth, the image on the card can be changed by a hidden computer. The cards also contain a memory chip, so they can store stats, moves, and keep changes and status effects from one game to the next. Plug your plinth into your friend’s and play against them. I think these cards have the potential to unlock a new paradigm of tabletop gaming. They are rooted in the physical world, but can implement complex game mechanics Based on an idea I had in 2014 and built in my spare time over the past three years, Wyldcard was upvoted to #1 on Hacker News and I'm wrapping up a crowdfunding campaign for a devkit.

Tetra Bio Distributed

Faire: Los Angeles

Maker: Tetra Bio Distributed

Home: California, United States

This presentation will be the assembly of of our PAPRa, a Powered Air-Purifying Respirator built from 3D printed parts, a custom circuitboard, and off-the-shelf components and filters.

Microcade: Palm sized fully PCB arcade machine for STEM

Faire: Rome

Maker: microcade

Microcade is a build-your-own kit for making your own palm-sized retro arcade console. The kit includes all the tools needed, a "learn to solder" training board and video, and a custom library of pre-installed open-source games. It is fully made out of PCB and tries to push the limits of what can be done with PCB art by making fun-themed cabinets. We are working on a beta arcade-themed coding platform with 6 courses, from beginner to advanced, to teach coding and electronics through arcade games.

ROVRDUINO

Faire: Rome

Maker: Kristijan Nelkovski

ROVRDUINO is a small rover platform powered by an ATmega328 microcontroller. Much like the Arduino UNO, the ROVRDUINO has a "REV3" style footprint with the same headers capable of using existing Arduino shields and modules. This little robot features a variety of onboard sensors and can be programmed using the Arduino IDE. Because ROVRDUINO is intended to be a DIY kit, it can be easily soldered and assembled in just a single afternoon. While the ROVRDUINO doesn't require any advanced knowledge of electronics or microcontrollers, it can be modded and upgraded with all kinds of innovative ideas.

Theremin Maker

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Maker: Rocio de los Ángeles Juárez García

Home: Ciudad de México, Mexico

El theremin es un instrumento musical electrónico que se toca sin necesidad de contacto físico con él. En Hacedores, creamos un diseño muy fácil de implementar, te invitamos a conocerlo.

Learn DIY Apps, Maps and Data

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: City-Parish Department of Information Services

Home: Louisiana, United States

Stop by our booth to learn how to work with the City's vast collection of data to make maps and apps! Staff from the Department of Information Services will be on hand to showcase these free resources and answer your questions.

Nonscriptum LLC

Faire: Orange County

Maker: Nonscriptum LLC

Home: California, United States

Meet the authors of the books Make:Geometry and Make:Calculus, and see how to use 3D prints, paper, and construction toys to teach these subjects.

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.

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.

Pensacola Cyber Army

Faire: Pensacola

Maker: Pensacola Cyber Army

Home: Florida, United States

A group of people whose only crime was curiosity. Have you wondered if you have been hacked? Do you lay awake at night wondering why DNS exfiltration is so easy to perform? Have you watched Sneakers and thought, those guys are amateurs? What is a white hat/black hat/gray hat hacker? Has your business been getting strange emails? Did you ever want to learn how to lock pick? What is a bug bounty? Are you Red Team or Blue Team? Whether you are new or old, young or ancient, script kiddy or L33T H@XX05. See the internet through the eyes of curiosity. Armed with the knowledge to untangle any knot.

Motion Melodies

Faire: Coney Island

Maker: Bailey Stevens

Home: New York, United States

Experience an interactive synthesizer where your movements shape the sound. See your music come to life with our real-time visual displays. It’s a unique, hands-on musical system.

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