Published 20 October 2015 by Ewen Chardronnet

The MoveOn-Werkleitz festival, Germany, was celebrating 20 years of Emare artist residency program in medialabs. And disrupts entrenched habits by inviting migrants.

Published 19 October 2015 by Camille Bosqué

Du 16 au 18 octobre, la Maker Faire Rome, berceau des éditions européennes, a engrangé 100 000 visiteurs. Sans résoudre le hiatus entre DiY désintéressé et ambitions économiques.

Published 19 October 2015 by Annick Rivoire

“Flippaper” is the prototype of a good old-fashioned pinball machine onto which you can graft a drawing. Once scanned, it becomes the table for the ball.

Published 19 October 2015 by Cherise Fong

The makers of the start-up Akafugu in Tokyo offer open source kits to build your own design objects using old Nixie and VFD tubes.

Published 13 October 2015 by Carine Claude

The BrutPop collective and the LFO fablab created BrutBox, a creative music tool that is tailor-made for disabled people.

Published 13 October 2015 by Cherise Fong

“Don’t Follow the Wind” is an invisible exhibition inside the contaminated Fukushima's Exclusion Zone. For the awareness of future generations.

Published 13 October 2015 by Caroline Grellier

From maker to researcher, is there only one step? Caroline Grellier discussed the subject with the National institute for agronomical research (Inra) and Sup’Agro Montpellier.

Published 12 October 2015 by Caroline Grellier

It’s the high season for mushrooms, but not all aspiring makers live in the country. Makery tells you everything about growing oyster mushrooms at home.

Published 12 October 2015 by Laurent Catala

The artist Peter William Holden reveals the cogs of “Critical mass”, his latest robotic installation combining engineering of illusion and art of body movement.

Published 6 October 2015 by Nicolas Barrial

Children are creative, but when they have nothing to build, they take things apart. Here are some robot-monsters tested by a workshop in Berlin to initiate the little ones to constructive tinkering.

Published 5 October 2015 by Cherise Fong

Inspired by Instructables, Fabble is a budding Japanese website for sharing geeky but poetic DIY projects.

Published 5 October 2015 by Nicolas Barrial

Oculus reveals Medium, an application that allows you to sculpt in virtual reality, during the Oculus Connect conference, from the 23rd to the 25th of September in Hollywood.

Published 5 October 2015 by Camille Bosqué

En mai a été lancée l'idée d'un réseau national des fablabs. Olivier Gendrin, coordinateur du chantier de la future association et Emmanuelle Roux, du FacLab, échangent sur la difficulté à construire cette fédération.

Published 1 October 2015 by Netta Norro

Field Notes Hybrid Matters is a bi-annual arts & science field laboratory organised in one of the northern most corners of Finnish Lapland, Kilpisjärvi lake.

Published 29 September 2015 by Ewen Chardronnet

How DIY and hacking are infusing current art practices at this year's TodaysArt festival, which took over The Pier, overlooking the seaside of the Dutch capital.

Published 29 September 2015 by Elsa Ferreira

After a German man exploded the RFID chip of his ID card in the microwave oven, Makery researched the the most efficient techniques. At your own risk and peril

Published 29 September 2015 by la rédaction

The Transformaking summit took place in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, on September 14-16. Colette Tron, artistic director of Alphabetville, was there and advocates the critical doing.

Published 28 September 2015 by Carine Claude

At the closing show of the Fashion Tech Showroom in Paris on the 26th of September, the illuminated Ocean Dress caused a sensation. An ethical and chic hi-tech prototype.

Published 26 September 2015 by Marie-Eve Lacasse

In Montreal, the hatching of fablabs belongs to makers with catching enthusiasm. We met some of them.

Published 22 September 2015 by Nicolas Barrial

To open Fashion Tech Week in Paris, Wair and WearHacks start-ups organized a Greenathon on September 19-20 that combined fashion, tech and ecology.