Make: Daily In This Issue... New Project: "Raspberry Eye" Remote Servo Cam A World of Possibilities Columbia, South Carolina Maker Faire Roundup Maker Faire Paris Premieres This Weekend Lessons from the Maker Summit Hands on with the Light Blue Bean New Project: Wood Gas Camp Stove Seeing Spaces: Observational Tools for Makerspaces More Recent Articles New Project: "Raspberry Eye" Remote Servo Cam Build a DIY pan/tilt webcam sentry, and watch it from anywhere online.        • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • A World of Possibilities In the developing world, we have to start by changing kids' views of education. Read more on MAKE        • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Columbia, South Carolina Maker Faire Roundup Saturday, the 14th of June, I had the pleasure of displaying at the Columbia, SC Maker Faire.  Although I had a few other projects on my table, I was excited to show off the “MountainBeest” waker that I’d been working on for the last year or so.  It was hung […]        • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Maker Faire Paris Premieres This Weekend Over 200 enthusiastic makers are going to be hauling out their projects to exhibit at the Maker Faire Paris this weekend, June 21 and 22nd. Being held at CentQuatre Paris, this is the first Maker Faire being held in the city. Exhibitors of all kinds will travel to bring their […] Read more on MAKE        • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Lessons from the Maker Summit If you want an overview of the maker movement, yesterday's Maker Summit is a good place to start. Read more on MAKE        • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Hands on with the Light Blue Bean We took an initial look at Punch Through Design's Light Blue Bean when they opened for pre-orders. Now we have our hands on the hardware it's time to take a closer look. Read more on MAKE        • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • New Project: Wood Gas Camp Stove Make a simple tin-can stove that costs 99 cents, runs for free, and sequesters carbon as you cook.        • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • Seeing Spaces: Observational Tools for Makerspaces A typical makerspace is outfitted with many of the tools needed to fabricate an object: laser cutters, 3D printers, drills, mills, welders, soldering irons, and sewing machines. Tools like these are great for putting materials together, but creators also need tools to observe how these objects behave. This is especially […] Read more on MAKE        • Email to a friend • View comments • Track comments • More Recent Articles Don't Miss Maker Camp! Intel Adopts Maker Cities to Foster Education and Manufacturing

 

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