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Very Important Partners Behind Maker Faire Bay Area - Make: (opens the original)
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Maker Faire is the product of incredible effort by a passionate community and a team that works all year long. And it would be utterly impossible without the help from sponsors. We’re grateful to find sponsors who get what this “maker” thing is all about, and don’t treat the event like a boring old trade show. When you’re touring the Faire this weekend, do yourself a favor and check out the hands-on experiences (and swag) from our biggest supporters. Arduino is on a mission to empower anyone to
Joy And Mayhem at Maker Faire Bay Area - Make: (opens the original)
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Putting on an event like Maker Faire Bay Area isn’t for the timid; imagine throwing a wedding with 20,000+ guests. 20 years later we’re still doing it. If you’re wondering why (and you’d be forgiven for it), the answer is in the excited faces of attendees and in the people who make it possible. On opening day 2026, we saw fantastic turnout from makers old and new bring excitement and enthusiasm that well exceeded physician-recommended levels. Of the 300+ exhibits on Friday, here’re a few among t
Star Wars Mouse Droid is a Rebel Rave Machine - Make: (opens the original)
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Mouse Droid is the colloquial name for MSE-6, a small robot in the original Star Wars movie that looks a little like a toaster on wheels. Sabine Wren is a character from the show Star Wars Rebels who’s a prolific graffiti artist. Cass (the Canadian maker behind Chaos Theory) is clearly a fan of both eras of the franchise, and wasn’t afraid to ask the important questions. What if an Imperial Mouse Droid got a makeover from Sabine Wren? To find out the hard way, she built an open-source, fully aut
Get Hands On: Maker Faire Bay Area Is For Making - Make: (opens the original)
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Maker Faire is at its best when you’re not just looking—you’re making. This weekend on Mare Island, you can solder a wearable EMF explorer, turn an old T-shirt into a braided keychain, build your own sock puppet, code a competition-ready robot, assemble a mobility device that will make a real difference, or even bring an AI-powered robot to life. Add leatherworking, jewelry, light painting, Tinkercad, creature-building, biotechnology, and a kombucha petting zoo, and it becomes pretty clear: ther
Snapmaker Launches 3D Printing Repository With a Purpose - Make: (opens the original)
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Where do you look for models to 3D print? Assuming you aren’t designing your own all the time, that is. It’s a question we asked a while ago (Bambu launched their own platform shortly after). And now there are even multiple sites promising to generate a perfect, 3D-printable model on demand. It seems an increasingly crowded space to launch a new platform into. But it seems Snapmaker isn’t one to back down from a challenge. Today, Snapmaker announced the open beta of Snapmaker Space. They’ve buil
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