Maker Faire

Noam Hoze from Walabot shows us the versatility of their completely unique RF sensor. This amazing piece of technology can literally see through walls and detect motion which ...

We spoke with Drew McPherson and Josephine Koe from UC Berkeley, members of the EnableTech team, who build hardware solutions for people with disabilities at UC Berkeley and ...

At the Bay Area Maker Faire in 2018, we were able to talk to Laila, the founder of Girls Make Games. Laila wanted to create a space where girls didn’t feel alone in the gaming ...

We spoke with Eric Harrell, a mechanical engineer with an obsession for internal combustion engines! Using a combination of CAD design, low-cost 3D printing, and a love for ...

We were able to meet with Dr. Azi Jamalian to learn more about litleBits - building blocks that blink, beep, and teach. The idea behind littleBits is to get tech in the hands ...

We had an awesome interview with Jean Simonet of E-Dice and Bomb Squad Academy. Most of us come up with an idea and then complain 2 years later when we see someone else ...

We had a great conversation with Ben Edwards from Misty Robotics and learned about the newest iteration in their Misty line, Misty II. Misty II was created to be a robust yet ...

We met with Psy DeLacy - an artist in the animation industry who, for the sheer joy of it, decided she wanted to make a BB8 from Star Wars. Self-taught in electronics with ...

Meeting with Nick Marchuk, a professor at a Northwestern University in Illinois, found that there weren’t enough of the expensive desktop tools available for all students to ...

We interviewed Omkar Govil-Nair, the 11-year-old CEO of O-Watch, who started the company three years ago and then both successfully funded his project on Kickstarter and ...

We chatted with Ming Zhang, co-founder and CEO of zGlue, a company that is going to revolutionize access to smaller systems in a way that is much cheaper and faster than ...

We spent some time chatting with Scott Pierce from Spierce Technologies and he showed us his open-source mePed. After selling kits of the open-source meArm project online, ...

We met with Brandon Farmer of TinyCircuits and he shared with us a tiny bit of their history, their projects, and what they’re currently working on. Okay, that pun was a ...

CircuitBread went down to San Francisco to see what was happening at the Bay Area Maker Faire 2018! We met some amazing people, saw some amazing projects, and were just ...