Karen Kaun

"Make Everything Possible!" engages young people in science, technology, engineering, art and math through embracing parents as partners in learning and making.

Community Votes: 5

Debasish Dutta

Solar Bottle Lamp is a solar-powered light that is constructed from waste plastic bottles.

Community Votes: 24

Alana Balagot

Four experimental robotic instruments are controlled wirelessly with a MIDI keyboard and LED matrix display in four different modes.

Community Votes: 3

Zain Hamdia

A humanoid robot utilizing mindstorm made of various materials such as wood, metal, and 3D printed parts.

Community Votes: 21

Michael Rigsby

Roamer 2, powered by capacitors, wanders about and recharges herself.

Community Votes: 37

Gary Yohe

This talking and signaling bike helmet assists greenway safety & courteous passing communication while bicycling.

Community Votes: 1

Ravi Uday Prabhune

While we love our pet dog, we unintentionally contribute significantly to the plastic pollution with 415B dog poop bags, that’s 1.23M tons of plastics. My simple patent-pending scooper uses biodegradable cartridges to help avoid pollution.

Community Votes: 11

HONG WONG

DIY a super light weight (19 lbs.) foldable 10 ft. long coroplast canoe for two

Community Votes: 4

ITARU KAWAKAMI

SUGO Finger doubles the number of human fingers in serial dimension, to extend the ability, everyday life, and mind of human race.

Community Votes: 32

Douglas Wong

This project is intended to inspire people to become enthusiastic about STEM subjects so they can design amazing and wonderful devices themselves.

Community Votes: 2

Filip Zigo

WiFi controlled boat with 360° camera

Community Votes: 5

Matteo Pittenger

Spiderman 3D printed mask with hand stitched mask

Community Votes: 226

Isabel Allaert

We’re punkers, DIY’s, makers and we make stuff, hands-on and with zero waste: meet the Pink-to-Matic, a zero waste system to stamp and print your heart out!

Community Votes: 1

Richard Eastmond

This keyholder has a mini wireless computer inside it that makes it easy for a person to plug in a USB drive, which is then backed up to after they hang up their keys.

Community Votes: 2

Carlotta Berry

This project describes adding temperature and CO2 sensors to a mobile robot to sense and alarm when values in the environment exceed a given threshold.

Community Votes: 4

Alex Super Make Something

A DIY Stream Deck built around Arduino to help people go live online!

Community Votes: 2

Daniel Springwald

iGoBot is a robot that independently plays the Asian board game GO. To do this, it recognizes the human opponent's moves via camera and sets its own moves with a robot arm..

Community Votes: 3

Ereh Saw

Cicadas is a noise~rompler, and rompler is an electronic musical instrument that plays pre-fabricated sounds based on audio samples .. Each Cicada has two ways to change sound and made a noise: by a potentiometer and by photo~resistor ..

Community Votes: 2

Moritz von Sivers

In this variation of the popular word clock, letters are projected from the back onto a screen, each letter is connected to a linear actuator that can be moved back and forth by a servo so that the projection changes size and focus.

Community Votes: 3

Joe Donoughe

I have created an 8' tall hamster wheel, that when a kid gets in it and start running, it grinds up ice to make a snow cone.

Community Votes: 6

Hari Srikanth

A drone that can autonomously generate a map of an environment

Community Votes: 59

Tetsuji Katsuda

Music Derby is a game in which sound of music runs seven robots. The player predicts which robot will go the farthest when a tune is over. Music Derby can visualize the frequency of occurrence of notes on the scale in a song.

Community Votes: 3

Christina Ernst

Free website for teen girls to learn art-centric robotic projects.

Community Votes: 30

Jude Pullen

An Award-Winning 3D DIY Board Game: download PDFs, print on paper, stick on waste cardboard, cut out, build - and customize. Epic fun and creative opportunities for makers/designers of all ages, and great reuse of your cardboard packaging!

Community Votes: 8