Published 14 March 2016 by la rédaction

The Cern in Geneva was hosting Gosh!, a gathering of international activists in the field of Open Science Hardware.

Published 14 March 2016 by Fabien Eychenne

Nadya Peek, researcher at MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms in Boston, is working on developing new digital fabrication machines for the Machines that Make program. Interview.

Published 14 March 2016 by Cherise Fong

What’s new after death? Two prototypes have been developing over the last few years to pave the way toward a 100% green burial.

Published 9 March 2016 by Annick Rivoire

7000 internautes ont suivi les 4 et 5 mars les élucubrations dada-dataesques de 80 poètes, hackers et autres média-artistes, venus à Zurich pour le Grand Dada Manifesto. Un hack-hommage aux 100 ans du mouvement dada.

Published 8 March 2016 by la rédaction

Joi Ito, director of the MIT Media Lab, has published an opinion piece alerting us to the lack of governance regarding the blockchain. He gave us permission to republish this text.

Published 8 March 2016

A surprising study confirms it: the sounds of 3D printers reveal crucial information on the source code of printed objects.

Published 8 March 2016 by Annick Rivoire

On March 4-5, 7,000 people followed the livecast of lucubrations by 80 poets, hackers and media artists united in Zürich for the Great Dada Manifesto, a hack-homage to dada.

Published 7 March 2016 by Elsa Ferreira

It took the freestyle skier Nicolas Vuignier two years to develop the centriphone. And a short month for him to propose this object in open source.

Published 4 March 2016 by Ewen Chardronnet

Robot designer Frank Kolkman is presenting his surgery DIY robot at the Art&Science Kapelica gallery in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Published 1 March 2016

The worms of Roscoff (Brittany, France), which help to understand the consequences of climate change thanks to an educ kit, became worldwide superstars in medias with their collective behavioral dance.

Published 1 March 2016 by Nicolas Barrial

Etre plus performant, développer une super-intelligence… Le rêve de l'augmentation cognitive se popularise au-delà des biohackers. Electrostimulation et nootropes se répandent parmi les étudiants. Des start-ups surfent sur la vague. Enquête.

Published 1 March 2016 by Cherise Fong

Five years after the catastrophic explosion of Fukushima, Safecast, the grassroots collective behind the bGeigie DIY Geiger counter, is prototyping new devices to measure air quality.

Published 29 February 2016 by Ewen Chardronnet

How does one to go to work motivated in the morning? The collective of hackers Dardex found the solution: an electric toothbrush that sings “l’Internationale”. Tutorial.

Published 24 February 2016

Paris launched its plan to elevate the French capital into “a city of makers” on par with Barcelona and New York.

Published 23 February 2016 by Isabelle Arvers

Video games expert Isabelle Arvers is making a machinimadoc with the refugees in the Calais “jungle” (North of France). In a Makery exclusive, she shares her first edits.

Published 22 February 2016 by Ewen Chardronnet

The Finnish designer Jussi Ängeslevä presented the fruit of three years of research to redefine prototyping at the Berlin Transmediale.

Published 22 February 2016

Two German artists clandestinely scanned Nefertiti's famous bust and then put the files online under free license.

Published 18 February 2016

The French director William Laboury produced two films that won awards at the International Short Film Festival Clermont, bringing the maker culture to the big screen.

Published 16 February 2016

Without mention of the coder's gender, open source programs designed by women are better than that of men, according to an American university study published on February 9.

Published 16 February 2016 by Nicolas Barrial

Theo Jansen has become famous for his wind-powered millipede creatures made from recycled plastic. Several DIY models celebrate this art of movement. Review.