/ News
With “Open Source Estrogen”, Mary Maggic and Byron Rich help people to better understand the influence of estrogen and endocrine disruptors on our bodies and our environment.
/ News
When the 3D printing platform had announced its pending closure, the 3D printers manufacturer Formlabs acquires it. Following Thingiverse of Makerbot, here is Pinshape of Formlabs.
/ Proto
Turning one’s remote control into a gesture-controlled casing is an idea from the Belgian maker Frederick Vandenbosch.
/ Read elsewhere
Biohacker Josiah Zayner ingested fecal microbiomes from a donor in order to fix his gut…
/ Tidbits
The 2016 edition of Ars Electronica Awards has just been delivered. It rewards hacktivist projects.
/ DIY
With the virtual reality headsets such as Oculus Rift or HTC Vive that cost €700, playing in VR isn’t yet in everyone’s budget. Except if you follow these recipes.
/ Events
7,500 visitors at the 2016 Fablab Festival to discover the maker movement. This meeting is also one for the community that has structured itself into the French network of fablabs.
/ News
In the design mecca of Shibuya in Tokyo, the MTRL coworking space is hosting the first Biohack Academy in Japan. Makery met the budding scientists of this DIY biology program.
/ creation-2
From frenzy to strokes of genius to missed opportunities, the industrial history of additive manufacturing is a spiky journey to the present. Second part of our investigation.
/ DIY
American hacker Dave Asprey developed the “Bulletproof coffee”, a mix of coffee, butter and coconut oil meant to improve concentration.
/ Events
Nice score! For its 3rd edition in Paris on April 30 and May 1, the Maker Faire doubles its attendance levels with 65,000 visitors. Let’s take a look at a non-stop weekend of maker frenzy.
/ DIY
Science amateurs have been fantasizing about perpetual motion machines. In theory, they should keep running until the end of time. In practice, they don't. DIY projects in review.
/ Voices
In Brooklyn, neighbors are buying and selling their own electricity using the blockchain. For Olivier Blondeau, a new relationship with energy is coming.
/ Tidbits
1,700 voluntary contributors are taking part in “Mapping Ecuador”, the collaborative mapping operation following the earthquake in Ecuador on April 16, 2016.
/ DIY
Will Nuit Debout go into maker mode? There is no lack of demand, beginning with a bicycle generator, Piratebox, Raspberry Pi billboard… henceforth, a list of grievances.
/ Investigation
In Mexico, the maker movement is taking off. After the first chapter of our investigation dedicated to the pioneers, Makery introduces the new players.
/ Tidbits
On April 12, the Jeu de Paume museum opened the online exhibition “Futurs non conformes”, a criticism of “innovation propaganda”.
/ Voices
Termatière, future company specialized in recipes of 100% bio-sourced materials, begins its R&D (at last!) with support from the laboratories of Inra.
/ Interview
Mexican collective Interspecifics is going around the globe, from labs to biohacklabs, art and technology festivals. They explain their way of working on interspecies communication.
/ Voices
Premier opus de la série «Makesound», création sonore par Jean-Philippe Renoult pour Makery. Le son des machines des makers, réalisé en binaural pour une immersion 3D au cœur de la machine. A écouter au casque.
