This is an excerpt from our cover story in the upcoming Make: Vol. 96 Multicolor and multi-material printing has been a goal in the desktop 3D printing space for at least 15 years. We’ve seen numerous different attempts at bringing this to fruition, from carriages with multiple extruders to filament swapping devices, but all of these came with reliability or waste issues that made them just not quite right. So when E3D, a company known for innovation in...
Ever wondered how ideas for toys or gadgets start as scribbles on paper and then turn into something tangible you can hold in your hands? How designers collaborate to bring even the craziest ideas to life? Well, professional product designer and BattleBots robot fighting champion Bam Singnghasaneh to talked about the wild, wonderful world of professional product design last September at Maker Faire Bay Area. Unlike most designers who discuss theoretical best practices, Bam shares some real-life examples of...
We’ve already seen lots of amazing projects based on Arduino UNO Q come up since its launch in early October – but we’re doubling down anyway! Today, we are launching a new Arduino UNO Q variant with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of eMMC storage, allowing all of you to dream bigger and go further, while still enjoying the same Arduino UNO Q form factor and ease of use.
LAI Games has announced that their latest VR arcade creation, Ubisoft All-Star VR, is now shipping. This is their second major VR arcade product, following up from 2017’s Virtual Rabbids: The Big Ride (another Ubisoft joint effort). Let’s take a quick look at what this offers, in case you had missed the news on it previously.
This article appeared in Make: Vol. 78. Subscribe today to get the latest projects delivered to your mailbox. Sandpaper is one of those things that can be a challenge to store. Bunches of random loose sheets thrown in a box or drawer, rubbing together and losing their grit, or inside cardboard sleeves obfuscating how many sheets you have left, or worse, mysterious partial sheets with no grit numbers on the back. Having a simple way to store...
Air Week: January 19-25, 2026
It’s a new year, which means new anniversaries for many of your favorite arcade games from the past. So as a stop-gap for when our EAG 2026 review comes out (the show has now concluded, but there are plenty of photos from it that still need sorting through), we’re going to look at the titles that were released 50, 40, and 25 years ago, all guaranteed to make you feel old! Check out last year’s anniversaries here.
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