Like some kind of science fiction thing, I spotted this through the Make site:
Bizzare!
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Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Saturday, 28 July 2012
Manchester Mini Maker Faire, 2012
I regularly buy Make magazine, an electronics and hobby DIY magazine for the 21st century. There are official Maker Faires organised every year, but there are also several Mini Faires, mostly organised by museums and local societies that are unofficial but associated. They are used to demonstrate new technologies and ideas, mostly by startups, but also students.
Today, we went to the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester to see one.
There was lots of ideas, but, as always, I was interested in 3D printing:
And this is the kind of stuff that people are making now:
We also had a look around the museum, which has a working replica steam locomotive and other steam engines:
Today, we went to the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester to see one.
There was lots of ideas, but, as always, I was interested in 3D printing:
And this is the kind of stuff that people are making now:
We also had a look around the museum, which has a working replica steam locomotive and other steam engines:
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