Maker Faire Yearbook 2023

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JHCrafter Custom Creations

Faire: Wichita

Maker: Jessica Hipps

Home: United States

Hello! My name is Jessica and I’m a mom of 4. I’ve been crocheting since I was 7 years old and sewing since I was 10 years old. I love making fun crochet plushies to clothing (and everything in between). Everything I sell is handmade.

EPICC Hayas. Proyectos Integradores.

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Maker: Mariana Barradas Fernández

Home: Veracruz, Mexico

Conoce y juega con los prototipos desarrollados en proyectos integradores interdisciplinarios por alumnos y docentes Makers en el Colegio Las Hayas: Ph-ChemiCode, Máquinas de Reacción en Cadena, Manufactura de Plástico Reciclado y mucho más!

Building machines to explore cell behavior

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Wallace Marshall

Home: California, United States

We usually think of learning and decision making as something that only animals with brains can do. but even single cells can perform a surprising array of apparently purposeful behavior, and can even show basic forms of learning. We have been building homemade devices, controlled by arduinos, that use stepper motors to deliver calibrated stimuli to cells, allowing us to monitor their response. Using these homebrew devices, we can show that cells are able to learn, and do simple experiments to explore how they learn. In this demonstration, visitors will be able to operate the devices using buttons and switches, and see the effects on cells in real time under a USB microscope. This project shows that with a few electronic parts and an arduino, you can build equipment in your garage th

Robotics Societies of Southern California: Long Beach & Riverside

Faire: Los Angeles

Maker: Robotics Societies of Southern California, Long Beach, Riverside

Home: California, United States

We showcase bots, both small and large, on wheels and legs, humanoid, home brewed or off the shelf, some with autonomous smarts to move around on their own, navigate, see and interact with people, avoid obstacles, understand speech, talk and more.

FIRST Robotics Competition Team 806 Xaverian High School

Faire: Coney Island

Maker: FIRST Robotics Competition Team 806 Xaverian High School

Home: New York, United States

Every robot is someone's first, it's our job to make sure it's not their last. The Xaverian Brooklyn Blacksmiths have been a student led FIRST Robotics Competition team since 2002. We are dedicated to making STEM accessible for everyone.

Mud, Twine & Sticks: Natural Dyer

Faire: Lynchburg

Maker: Elizabeth Marcais

Home: Virginia, United States

Visit with Mud, Twine & Sticks, to shop and learn how natural dyes are made from plants and the Japanese art of Shibori through demonstrations and a child activity. I create naturally dyed clothing (baby-adult plus sizes), jewelry, and home-goods.

Unleashing the Power of Shenzhen M5Stack

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: MASAKAZU TAKASU

Home: Hangcheng Avenue, Bao’an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China iMakerBase, China

In this session, we will delve into the world of Shenzhen M5Stack, an ESP32 System-on-a-Chip (SoC) based all-in-one IoT prototyping tool. We believe that M5Stack is a game-changer for the DIY community, as it offers a versatile platform that enables rapid development and innovation. Throughout this talk, we will explore its open product development policy, the flourishing global community surrounding M5Stack, with a particular focus on its growth in Japan. Moreover, we aim to foster an interactive experience where we can collectively brainstorm and envision ways to enhance both the IoT prototype tool and the community itself. So, let's dive in! One of the key strengths of M5Stack is its open product development policy. The company actively encourages community participation in the design and improvement of their products. This open approach allows DIY engineers to contribute their ideas, feedback, and even develop their own modules that seamlessly integrate with the M5Stack platform. By involving the community, M5Stack ensures that their products cater to the specific needs and aspirations of DIY enthusiasts. Community Over Code, Community Over Product: M5Stack firmly believes in the mantra of 'Community over Code, Community over Product.' While the hardware and software aspects of M5Stack are important, the community is seen as the driving force behind the continuous evolution and improvement of the platform. By putting the community first, M5Stack has cultivated an environment where individuals can learn from each other, exchange ideas, and collectively push the boundaries of what is possible in IoT prototyping. Envisioning a Better IoT Prototype Tool and Community: During our session, we encourage participants to share their ideas on how M5Stack can be enhanced to address their specific needs. Are there any particular features or functionalities you would like to see? How can the platform better support your IoT projects? Additionally, we invite you to brainstorm strategies to foster an even stronger and more connected M5Stack community. What initiatives can we undertake to encourage collaboration, knowledge sharing, and skill development within the community?

Wayne Center for the Arts

Faire: Wayne County

Maker: NULL

Home: Ohio, United States

Information about classes and events at the Wayne Center for the Arts. Also offering an activity where attendees can play with AI Software to create a piece of art.

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.

Craig Trader’s Chaos Machine

Faire: Lynchburg

Maker: Craig Trader

Home: Virginia, United States

The Chaos Machine is a large automated marble machine. What makes it chaotic is that everyone is invited to modify the machine, limited only by imagination and the laws of motion.

3D Printing Artistry

Faire: Long Island

Maker: Scott Douglas

Home: New York, United States

Long Island's 3D Printing Artisans: Woke and Bespoke. Since 2017, Scott and Sandra Douglas have been designing and creating statement earrings; custom 3D printed jewelry/accessories, functional art.

BeeSage

Faire: Delft

Maker: Ru Wikmann

Home: South Holland, Netherlands

Modular beehive monitoring system that boosts productivity and honey yield to benefit the Earth through data-driven beekeeping, while turning every apiary into a weather station.

Arlok – Simple Arduino 3D Printed Robot

Faire: Rome

Maker: Pizza Robotics

Arlok is a simple educational (STEM) Robot based on Arduino Uno with parts printed in 3D and all easy-available components. 3D-printed parts are big, easy to manipulate and can be printed even by cheap 3D-printers. Arlok is highly customizable: there are a lot of printable parts allowing you to make your unique robot. There are some programming examples that will make this robot moving around avoiding obstacles, following a line on the floor or let you control it using your cellphone with Android app. All source codes, STLs and instructions are provided on the Github repository.

STEMerica by Fablab Zagreb

Faire: Brussels

Maker: Fablab Zagreb

Home: Croatia

We plan to inform MakerFaire Trieste visitors about our Fablab and STEMerica project by involving them in practical experiments and hands-on work. For example, we’ll bring audio set with us and show the people how to make music, make little parachutes, levitation machine etc.

St. Joseph’s Academy Metal Projects & Robot Soccer

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: St. Joseph's Academy Robotics Team 5785 & Project-Based Engineering Students

Home: Louisiana, United States

St. Joseph's Academy students showcase projects out of metal and functional objects made to look like metal. Team 5785 SJA's robotics team will showcase last season's robot, and people can play robot soccer with some smaller bots coded by students.

E-LISIR VIDEO ASSISTENZA MOBILE DI INTERPRETI LIS DA REMOTO

Faire: Rome

Maker: Evoluzione l.i.s.

The E-lisir® (Italian Sign Language Evolution Language - E-lisir® remote Italian Sign Language translator and interpreter service, i.e. a tablet with an app whose patent is registered with the SIAE which allows a video call upon request of the deaf person (via Wi-Fi internet technology) with the the help of an interpreter, to translate Italian sign language remotely, facilitating communication between the deaf citizen and the counter operator; therefore the requests of the deaf person are translated in real time from the Italian sign language (Lis) to the verbal one and vice versa, thus translating the operator's activities into Lis..

Legacy Comix

Faire: Coney Island

Maker: NULL

Home: New York, United States

Legacy Comix is a Brooklyn/Staten Island-Based comic book company that thrives to return comics to the days of yore when storytelling and great art ruled the scene.

Astro Botanicals Space Garden

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Stanton Clark

Home: California, United States

Astro Botanicals are extra large, illuminated inflatable sculptures shaped like flowers and plants. They can be set up individually as decorations or they can be set up as a large group to create an immersive experience. Their healthy, geometric shapes and changing colors create a transformative atmosphere. Some of the sculptures are like gazebos that people can go inside of, giving them a pollinator perspective.

Creaturas de Papel

Faire: CDMX (Mexico City)

Maker: Gabriel Granados Mendoza

Home: México, Mexico

Creaturas de papel es un taller que ha experimentado con la pasta de papel y las técnicas artesanales tradicionales mexicanas, te compartiremos parte de los resultados obtenidos de éste largo y divertido camino

Carbonium – LISA

Faire: Rome

Maker: Carbonium

LISA is a museum video guide in sign language, a device that allows deaf visitors to take advantage of the otherwise inaccessible insights of audio guides, using artificial intelligence algorithms to recognize works of art. LISA is an open source project, and is intended to be easily configurable and adaptable to individual museums.

Associazione Pic Knit Art Cafè aps

Faire: Trieste

Maker: Pic Knit Art Cafè APS

Home: Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy

Laboratorio di uncinetto IPERBOLICO (by D.Taimina, Cornell Uni) Imparerete insieme alle nostre volontarie a realizzare elementi ad uncinetto iperbolico con l’intento di far comprendere e sperimentare tattilmente concetti geometrici astratti e giocare con le successioni matematiche. Realizzerete forme complesse come pseudosfere, curve iperboliche, superfici elicoidali attraverso il solo utilizzo di un filo, forme simili a quelle presenti in natura, come alghe, coralli, fiori o elementi vegetali.

Soul Spin – Spin Art

Faire: Milwaukee

Maker: Justin Stone

Home: Wisconsin, United States

Soul Spin is an interactive art project where attendees will able to create their very own work of art, using paint and the magic of centripetal force. By dipping paint on a vinyl record & giving it a spin, a beautiful array of designs are created!

Students for the Exploration and Development of Space Club

Faire: Miami

Maker: Students for the Exploration and Development of Space Club

Home: Florida, United States

The Students for the Exploration and Development of Space chapter at FIU is a newly established chapter that supports students with a shared love for all things space-related, helping them earn valuable experiences for their careers as engineers!

Repair Café

Faire: Aarhus

Maker: Repair Café Aarhus

Home: Denmark

We will repair and/or help people to repair their bikes, clothes and small electric appliances (toaster, lampe, blender...).

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