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Make Magazine, Volume 83 It’s been another tumultuous year in the world of embedded electronics. Supply chain snags have scarcely relented, while new

A conversation with Tim Keller of Inventopia in Davis, CA Podcast Video Transcript You can imagine how it is at the North Pole this time of year. The

Arduino is a well-known name in DYI, prototyping and Maker circles. Often the first version of a prototype is powered by an Arduino open-source single-board microprocessor. The project which started in 2003 as a student Master thesis creation is now a globally known name. Helsinki Times talked to one of the founders Massimo Banzi at the Maker Faire in Rome where Arduino had its booth visited by thousands of attendants.

The Cult of Lego is a thing ... a cult ... a past time, a cultural phenomenon.

Tweet-A-Watt is discussed in this article from HowStuffWorks. Learn about Tweet-A-Watt in this article.

DIY Hero Competition, LLC announces that mixed-media and graphic designer Reina Waller has taken the top spot in the DIY Hero Competition. She will take home

There Is A Palatable Excitement When An Ocean Lander Is Released To Explore The Deep Sea. The Checklists And Endless Tests…

Kody Jacobs, leatherworker and owner of Wide Open Customs in Hurricane, is in the running for an award recognizing his artform. Jacobs creates custom leather belts, bags, saddles, rope cans, bull riding chaps, working chaps, gun holsters and more.

After two years of trying, organizers of the Lake County Maker Faire -- an all-ages gathering that is part science fair and part county fair -- finally are planning to host the event in person.

L’acteur apprivoise la vie de famille au jour le jour avec Rose Leslie et leur fils