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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Swedish tech artist and comedienne Simone Giertz tries her hand at creating the most annoying alarm clock possible
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Ian Martin shows off his very impressive homemade Star Wars Dejarik table and runs through its functions and game play.
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Riffing off of the word clock idea, this Maker created a backlit display for the local weather forecast.
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One Maker’s experiment in robotics results in an insatiable cereal transport system using Arduino, 3D printing, and Rice Krispies.
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Makeblock founder, Jasen Wang, talks about the growing role of the Maker Movement in China.
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Maker Simone Giertz creates a ridiculous, impractical, yet awesome motorized helmet that brushes her teeth. Sorta.
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Take advantage of these open source resources to set up voice control with Raspberry Pi and bark orders at your home appliances.
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Trick-or-treaters are bound to get a thrill when you make this choreographed music and light display that plays each time your gate is opened.
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In this project, Jason Poel Smith shows you how to make a system that will monitor the temperature of your pipes and alert you if they get near freezing.
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