This past week we celebrate Arduino Day with Makers like, saw a new marble machine, and started a conversation about how coding is taught.
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Crappy robot maker, techno-humorists, and all-around awesome human, Simone Giertz, builds a popcorn helmet with Adam Savage.
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Nick Squires details his time spent using his maker skills to produce an interactive art installation and performance.
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This x-y plotter uses coffee drips — each carefully calibrated for size and height — to create these portraits.
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If you didn't participate in our fall program for Maker Camp After School, don't worry! Here's a recap of the coolest stuff we made this season.
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A picture might be worth a thousand words, but for an interactive sound work called GRIDI a picture is worth infinite midi loops!
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The current class of Autodesk Artists in Residence was bigger than ever, and their work was on display at Pier 9 in San Francisco over the weekend. Check out just a sampling of some of our favorites.
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It's just an egg, placed in a vulnerable position. "I thought it would be fun to pit a large metal machine against a small fragile object," says Mendoza.
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Ever wish you could synchronize your brainwaves with an otherworldly luminescent plant from the comfort of your own room?
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Artist Daric Gill used an Arduino, LEDs, and solar power to transform this wooden desk into a Living Orb.
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