Maker Faire Yearbook 2024

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DEFCON225

Faire: Baton Rouge

Maker: DEFCON225

Home: Louisiana, United States

DEF CON 225 (DC225) is a local DEF CON group for the 225 area code and surrounding areas composed of students, professionals, researchers, and hobbyists that meet and discuss current trends, topics, and research in the fields of computer security.

Scare Makers

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Scare Makers

Home: California, United States

Our exhibit is a unique collection of home brewed radio controlled/roving/animatronic props, compressed air driven contraptions and 3D video displays all with a Halloween theme. We present these props and displays in an interactive fashion, with the goal of providing all Faire goers young and old with an entertaining, hands-on and educational experience. As in our prior Maker Faire showings, we hope to educate Faire attendees about our builds and how they might create their own versions. We allow them to use hand held R/C units to control the multiple props themselves, providing an immersive, enjoyable (and sometimes scary) experience.

Mario The Maker: Retro Arcade

Faire: Miami

Maker: Mario Cruz

Home: Florida, United States

A fun, hands-on electronic playground featuring a Life Sized BMO that you can play arcade games on, various retropie video gaming systems using raspberry pi's, An auto-tweeting photobooth, gifcams, and a 2XAlexa talking bot.

scrap, the idea

Faire: Trieste

Maker: Gregor Osredkar

Home: osrednjeslovenska, Slovenia

Many science experiments can be made from scrap from old machines. If you want to see the amazing things i have managed to create come to my booth.

LVL1 Hackerspace

Faire: Louisville

Maker: LVL1 Hackerspace

Home: United States

LVL1 Hackerspace is a creative community that operates democratically with a shared space of tools and resources. We are Louisville's original public makerspace--stop on by!

UC Berkeley Disability Lab – CripCraft Workshops

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: UC Berkeley Disability Lab

Home: California, United States

The UC Berkeley Disability Lab and the MadRadLab are presenting CripCrafts! Disabled people are some of the most crafty people in the world, come learn how to adapt your world to better suit your body and your mind. Come and consult with our team or make your own adaptations right on the spot. We hope to have something for everyone disabled from young to old. The UC Berkeley Disability Lab is the nation's first and only disability centered makerspace designed by and for disabled people.

Elijah Horland from MythBusters Jr.

Faire: Miami

Maker: Elijah Horland

Home: New York, United States

You've seen Pi-upgraded consoles. You've seen plug-n-play controllers with a pi or arduino built in, and games preloaded. What is "Counterintuitive Retrogaming?" How do you follow up a scrap upcycled 8-bit game controller? Tune in and find out!

Unallocated Space

Faire: Downtown Columbia

Maker: Adam Morgan

Home: Maryland, United States

Unallocated Space is a 501(c)(3) non-profit maker/hacker space located in Severn, MD centered around adult education and continuous learning and free to the public.

Joe K’s Workshop

Faire: Lake County

Maker: Joe K

Home: Illinois, United States

Various useful and not-so-useful shop creations including musical instruments and mechanical contraptions, along with unique repaired items.

Local 24 Hours Of Lemons racers

Faire: Rocklin

Maker: Team Swamp Turkey

Home: California, United States

We are Team Swamp Turkey, passionate participants in the 24 Hours of Lemons, a unique and fun low cost auto racing series. Our team name comes from our first car, "Swamp Turkey," which, along with our new build, will be on display. The 24 Hours of Lemons is a 17-year-old racing series that puts the fun for everyone back into motorsports by requiring that cars have a street value of no more than $500 (excluding safety equipment).

TOOOL PHL

Faire: Philadelphia

Maker: TOOOL PHL

Home: PA, United States

TOOOL PHL is coming to the Maker Faire! Whether you're a novice who just stumbled upon Lockpicking Lawyer, a seasoned safecracker, or somewhere in between, come join us for an afternoon of fun as we pop some locks.

DEXTER : des outils ludiques ?

Faire: Lille

Maker: Alban SEULIN

Home: France

Dexter propose des gammes complètes d'outils électroportatifs, outillages d'atelier, outillages à main, accessoires et équipements de protection. Le stand Dexter propose sur le stand de détourner des outils en jeux pour s'amuser en toute sécurité.

Pensacola Cyber Army

Faire: Pensacola

Maker: Pensacola Cyber Army

Home: Florida, United States

A group of people whose only crime was curiosity. Have you wondered if you have been hacked? Do you lay awake at night wondering why DNS exfiltration is so easy to perform? Have you watched Sneakers and thought, those guys are amateurs? What is a white hat/black hat/gray hat hacker? Has your business been getting strange emails? Did you ever want to learn how to lock pick? What is a bug bounty? Are you Red Team or Blue Team? Whether you are new or old, young or ancient, script kiddy or L33T H@XX05. See the internet through the eyes of curiosity. Armed with the knowledge to untangle any knot.

Geometric Jungle

Faire: NW Arkansas

Maker: Fitz Fitzgerald

Home: Arkansas, United States

Geometric Jungle is a place to explore shapes and their reflections. Can you figure out where to step to light up all the areas? Pop into the lab to make your own led switches!

Sebastopol Makers

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Sebastopol Makers

Home: California, United States

More kinetic whatsits and 3D printable mechanisms from those characters in Sebastopol Makers. This year's exhibits will include: --Steamboat Ed's -Cap-tivator: the Socket Head Cap Screw holder -Emergency Lighting Improvements -Many 3D printable motorized mechanisms: -Improved 3D printable Drill Press -Benchtop DC motor and gearbox for experimenters -DC Wind Generator --Consulting Chemist Wayne's Aids to Microscopy

SLICEWORX

Faire: City of STEM + Los Angeles

Maker: SLICEWORX

Home: California, United States

Sliceworx based out of Simi Valley,CA is your gateway to premium 3D printing innovation. We offer a spectrum of high-quality unique filaments in a variety of materials and resell affordable 3D Printing technology for enthusiasts and professionals.

Long Beach Public Library

Faire: City of STEM + Los Angeles

Maker: Long Beach Public Library

Home: California, United States

Join us to learn about the science of print making! We will show one print making technique using a gel pad, brayer, acrylic paint, and magazine pages.

Waymo

Faire: City of STEM + Los Angeles

Maker: Waymo

Home: California, United States

Waymo is a self-driving technology company with a mission to make it safe and easy for people and things to move around.

Eggsperiment

Faire: Syracuse

Maker: Anya Staub

Home: New York, United States

In this "eggsperiment", you will be able to discover how eggs respond to different kinds of vinegar with a hands-on opportunity to see them bounce!

J.3D.1 (jedi)

Faire: Luxembourg

Maker: Alice Gielen

Home: North Brabant, Netherlands

A low-cost computing 3D weaving jacquard loom to empower weavers. It is a tool for experimenting with sample-making, allowing expert and novice weavers to play with add-ons and new weaving techniques.

Learn to Solder with PCBWay, Elijah from MythBusters Jr., & Long Island Explorium!

Faire: Long Island

Maker: PCBWay

Home: New York, United States

Make your own MFLI light-up badge & learn how to use a soldering iron to attach components to a simple circuit board. It's taught by Elijah Horland from Mythbusters Jr Class of 2019. Sponsored by PCBWay. Free with entry while supplies last!

Teletypes and other things that consume electricity

Faire: NoVa

Maker: Bob Coggeshall

Home: Virginia, United States

Come check out our prehistoric teletype machine!

Machine knitting – punchcards and Arduino hacks

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Machine Knitters Guild of the San Francisco Bay Area

Learn how knitting machines work, and how they can be programmed - either electronically, or mechanically using punchcards - to make colorful patterns and elaborate lace and other textures. See an open source hack for vintage 1980's knitting machines, giving them new Arduino-powered electronic patterning.

DIY Electronic Orchestra

Faire: Bay Area

Maker: Dogbotic Labs

Home: California, United States

We're an artistic collective that builds our own electronic musical instruments--unlike any you've seen before! Come see our menagerie of musical robots, homegrown synthesizers, DIY drum machines, and learn how you can make one yourself.

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