Maxifab. The heart of the framework consists of a set of plastic parts that hold the key functionality of the machine and allows for an almost limitless choice of case materials, designs, and dimensions. This is a great idea, and what’s even cooler is that it’s already it’s already been funded via Kickstarter to the [...]
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PotteryPrint didn’t end up happening. We stalled out at the 50% mark. That’s OK though. We got to test an edge concept and had fun doing it. That’s what labors of love are for. First, a heartfelt thanks to each and every person that donated or helped get the word out. Second, thanks to Brian and [...]
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Been working with Cameron and Brian on a cool concept. It is a way to get kids engaged with two of the coolest technologies of our time. It’s called PotteryPrint. We just launched the Kickstarter campaign. You can check it out here. Please donate if you can. We have some cool rewards lined up. You can [...]
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A visual programming platform for mapping functionality to open-source hardware, like Arduino. Developers write ‘code blocks’ that accomplish certain tasks. These are either free or purchased through the market. Users only see the abstracted code, like legos, or Tetris. Total ease of use. Users stack a few of these blocks to solve a specific problem [...]
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