Maker Faire 2013

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The wood press. I guess you could call this a mold? A jig maybe?

I enjoyed the disturbing motion of this motorized sequin-encrusted stomach model.

Architecture models.

Eggs.

More eggs.

The north end of the exhibit hall was thick with kids.

The Zazzle space had a ton of workspaces for visitors.

Their activity was poster painting, which wasn't revolutionary, but it kept my kids interested for a good stretch and exposed them to liquid markers. I felt a little bad at what had to be a terrible conversion rate from poster-painter to Zazzle customer.

I think two robots marked the "Make:Live" speaker space.

The 3D robotics booth showed off their hardware. This winged drone reminded me of the Sensefly Swinglet drones.

But the 12-prop drone got all the attention.

A painting robot.

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