Maker Faire Yearbook 2023

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Embeetle Integrated development environment for Microcontroller

Faire: Rome

Maker: Embeetle BV

Embeetle IDE is designed and developed based on first-hand knowledge of Embedded programming. Embeetle IDE decreases mental overload and reduces overall operational costs. The Embeetle team created a professional MCU IDE that is easy and intuitive for both inexperienced and seasoned developers. A new user typically only needs 10 minutes to get started with a new project and light up an LED with Embeetle IDE. Embeetle boosts productivity for the users and increases market value for MCU vendors. With the collaboration of MCU vendors & manufacturers, we build a healthy ecosystem for the IoT industry.

Ploter de dibujo con arduino y Processing

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Maker: Gustavo Lozano

Home: CDMX, Mexico

Robot de dibujo que permite usar plumones, plumas, lápices y otras herramientas para dibujar, trazar y escribir de manera automatizada. Utiliza un Arduino UNO, un shield CNC, motores a pasos, un servo y perfil de aluminio para la estructura.

Jacob Yaple Board Game Prototypes

Faire: Rochester

Maker: Jacob Yaple

Home: New York, United States

Oviraptor Extinction is about dinosaurs stealing enough eggs to survive climate catastrophe, and Return of the Nautilus is about Captain Nemo and friends piloting undersea vessels around the world's oceans in a sequel to 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

New York Sea Grant and Long Island Sound Study

Faire: Long Island

Maker: New York Sea Grant

Home: New York, United States

New York Sea Grant's mission is to enhance practical use and conservation of coastal, marine, and Great Lakes resources by funding local research and putting it in the hands of relevant stakeholders through education and extension programming.

Petoi

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Petoi

Home: California, United States

Petoi is the maker of futuristic bionic robot pets for adults and kids with applications in robotics/STEM/coding/AI learning and human companion. The robots are open source, high-performance, remote/app controlled, and highly programmable. The robotics kits are built on top of Arduino and ESP32 and can be extended with popular open source hardware such as Raspberry Pi and Arduino modules to make robots sense and interact with surrounding environments. Petoi is also the creator of OpenCat, a popular open-source quadruped(four-legged) robot platform where all Petoi robots run.

Printed Farms and 3DCP

Faire: Miami

Maker: Jim Ritter

Home: Florida, United States

Our vision is to lead the industry in sustainable building techniques by introducing innovative 3D printing techniques and machines that improve efficiencies and reduce costs. Printed Farms is here to build for the future!

Schulich Sound Stage

Faire: Calgary

Maker: Schulich Sound Stage

Home: Alberta, Canada

Schulich Soundstage promotes music on campus by providing a collaborative environment for individuals to gain experience and skills. They host events, collaborate with the Department of Engineering, and received the Student Life Club of the Year Award. Find them on Instagram: @soundstage_uofcalgary.

Robotics, Science and Coding Education course for primary and middle schools.

Faire: Rome

Maker: corsi di formazione di robotica educativa, programmazione e STEAM per bambini dai 5 ai 14 anni

Code Academy provides education course for schools of robotics, technology and coding to cultivate the passion of the new generations to study sciences and create robots. We organize various workshop for children 6-8, 9-12 and 12-14 years old lasting 60 min. with our teachers. The kids will build and write codes for interactive robots such as: * electric bicycle with graph of energy consumption on different surfaces (Scratch programming) * earthquake simulator with earthquake solutions * experimentation with electric circuit through percussion on sensors and programming with Micro: bit * innovative energy sources such as wind turbine We exhibit the presentations of the various projects created by our students (age 9-14): * solar panels with light reflection sensors that follow the light source and modulated to follow the sun's shift cycle to produce more energy * robots that collect wave energy with variables coded to calculate the energy produced GRABER-robotic hand: allows you to collect garbage safely.

jack of all trades

Faire: Lake County

Maker: Xavior‘Ray Liles

Home: Illinois, United States

i'm a high school student with a bit of talent with using my hands and have tried and done a lot at my exhibit is displayed my better painting wood projects a wearable gauntlet and jewelry with a hands on demo and teaching of basic knowledge

Tulsa Library Maker Space

Faire: Tulsa

Maker: Maker Space

Home: Oklahoma, United States

Learn about the equipment available at the library's Maker Space and how to setup an appointment! Visit our booth to create a quick tissue paper mosaic!

Jack’s Rainbows

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: Jack LeBlanc

Home: Louisiana, United States

Jack’s watercolor paintings of various types of watercolors demonstrating refracted light

Grandpa’s Train

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Brad Silva

Home: California, United States

Grandpa's Train is a two car electric train built on a heavy duty wheel chair platform. It was basically built on a dare from my wife when she asked 'what are you going to do with _that_?' I said 'I dunno, build a train?' It can carry four kids.

Dice Bags by The Great Pike

Faire: Syracuse

Maker: Rachel Montondo

Home: New York, United States

Need more space for your dice horde? Come check out my dice bags! They are reversible and have the option to lay completely flat or gathered up into a pouch. The bags can hold approximately 100 dice and would make a great addition to your D&D table!

Learn How to Make Erasure Poetry

Faire: Pioneer Valley

Maker: Gray Janove

Home: Massachusetts, United States

If you've ever struggled to write a poem, come learn a new technique that's fun and exciting. Inspired by Austin Kleon's Newspaper Blackout, this workshop is a hands on in-real-time poetry creating experiment. Gray is a writer who will be guiding you through the process -- both assisting with helpful tips and demonstrating a variety of approaches to discover your own poems. Whether you're a seasoned writer or haven't ever written a poem, this workshop is for you! Space is limited. Register now!

Cal State LA ASME

Faire: Orange County

Maker: CSULA ASME

Home: California, United States

Introducing 'Cali' - CSULA's Mars Rover! Built for the URC Challenge, Cali boasts a robust rocker-bogie suspension and advanced autonomous navigation with a versatile robotic arm. Witness the future of space exploration!

Diet Coke and Mentos Geyser Extravagana

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Eepybird ('the Diet Coke and Mentos Guys')

Home: Massachusetts, United States

We set up 102 bottles of Diet Coke (or similar soda) with custom designed, handmade nozzle screwed to the top of each bottle. Each nozzle holds 6 Mentos candies held in by a pin. When that pin is pulled the Mentos fall and shoot a geyser 20' in the air. We set off the bottles in a choreographed fountain show inspired by the Bellagio fountains in Las Vegas. The original video of the show won the very first Webby Award for Viral Video. Here's more at our website: https://www.eepybird.com/experiments/cokementos/. We always make a point of explaining the science behind it all, and teach the audience how to make their own geyers at home and even how to make our custom nozzles. The show is a LOT of fun, for both the audience and for us. We love Maker Faire.

Ondas Primordiales

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Maker: Jorge Vélez

Home: Baja California, Mexico

Ondas primordiales es un estudio de arte electrónico dedicado a los instrumentos musicales. Visita nuestro stand para ver nuestros nuevos módulos, prototipos, interfases, publicaciones e iluminación para performance y geekear de sintes y electrónica.

SUNY Exploring Emerging Technologies for Lifelong Learning and Success (#EmTech)

Faire: WNY Regional

Maker: Roberta (Robin) Sullivan

Home: New York, United States

SUNY Exploring Emerging Technologies for Lifelong Learning and Success (#EmTech) is a free online learning opportunity targeted to college students, instructors, and anyone from across the globe who has a desire to keep pace with technology change.

Layerless 3D printing in seconds, Computed Axial Lithography

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Design for Nano Manufacturing Lab

Home: California, United States

We will be showing a completely new type of 3D printing process called Computed Axial Lithography (CAL). CAL is a completely layerless 3D printing process, that can form parts in less than a minute. We will be demonstrating a printer we designed to fly on a zero gravity plane, as part of our space exploration research of the technology. We will also show our microscale prints, and other exciting projects we work on in the lab. We want to teach people about this new process, and give them resources to explore it on their own.

Anderson’s Famous Water Computer

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Glen Anderson

Home: California, United States

Buckets of water, lots of tubes, ping pong balls and flaps moving up and down, what can go wrong? This is an interactive outdoor exhibit that engages all ages: younger kids pour water buckets up to recharge the 'battery', older kids plug and unplug the logic gates on the demo table, and those up to the challenge can learn how NMOS digital logic functions in this faithful water-electrical transistor analogy (water height == voltage) 2019 Maker Faire: https://mfairedev.wpengine.com/maker/entry/69344/ 'How do computers add numbers? We will show you how, using a mechanical computer that uses only water as the power source. Follow the digital logic operations gate by gate as your input ripples through the tubes to compute the answer.' We won I think 4 Editor Choice Awards and drew a big crowd!

Woodbury University, Computer Science Programs

Faire: Los Angeles

Maker: Victor Casas

Home: California, United States

Join Us! Woodbury University offers four different computer science degrees as part of our exciting STEAM pathways. Computer Information Systems Computer Science in Data Analytics Media Arts, with Applied Computer Science Design Computation

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.

Ryu Shu Taiko: Drums of Japan Performance

Faire: Long Island

Maker: Ryu Shu Taiko

Home: New York, United States

With performances drawn from the rich folk heritage of Japan, Ryu Shu Taiko presents a diverse program of Taiko Drums, Folk Song & Dance, and Martial Arts; all offered to immerse the audience in the traditional Japanese Festival experience.

NoHo Drawing Days

Faire: Los Angeles

Maker: NoHo Drawing Days

Home: California, United States

We are a group of professionals and artists connecting on weekends with outdoor drawing and art meetups. Our goal is to provide casual opportunities for community to connect with artists, swapping tips for health, art and life.

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