Published 30 May 2017 by Ewen Chardronnet

The “Pink Chicken Project” wants to turn all the chickens on the planet fluorescent pink using CRISPR genetic engineering. Yes, it’s a provocation.

Published 30 May 2017 by Victor Didelot

Heat waves are back again. Before you become liquefied, quick, one last effort to make a soda fountain.

Published 30 May 2017 by Cherise Fong

From 3D reproduction to laser-cut models, heritage sites around the world are getting a makeover thanks to digital innovations.

Published 23 May 2017

After launching the Bio Academy and the Textile Academy, the Fab Academy is considering expanding its programs to design and storytelling.

Published 23 May 2017 by Victor Didelot

You can’t miss them… On every street corner, in shops and schools, fidget spinners are everywhere! Makery offers you this DIY tutorial for under 2€.

Published 23 May 2017 by Nicolas Barrial

France’s first sex hackathon took place on May 19-21. Even if its main sponsor was the market leader of the French porn industry, the event was rather demure.

Published 18 May 2017 by Pauline Comte

#Fablab Festival. In Toulouse, the talks, barcamps and round tables were furiously lacking in women. Makery managed to meet a few female makers, however, their pockets full of projects.

Published 17 May 2017 by Benjamin Cadon

Calafou, the eco-industrial post-capitalist Catalan colony, organized Hack the Earth from April 14 to 16. A bio-political path, both suststainable and desirable, is written there.

Published 16 May 2017 by Annick Rivoire

#Fablab Festival. More of a great Make celebration than the makers’ rendezvous: the Toulouse festival welcomed 9,000 visitors from May 11 to 14. Report.

Published 16 May 2017 by Victor Didelot

#Fablab Festival. The Low-tech Lab presented in Toulouse a wind turbine made from salvage materials. And it only costs €15. Tutorial.

Published 16 May 2017

Tortoises ridden by robots that guide them is the experience of a team of Korean researchers. A first step towards biobots?

Published 16 May 2017 by Ewen Chardronnet

#Fablab Festival. Interview with Krzysztof Nawratek, architect and urbanist from the University of Sheffield, about the essay he directed, “Urban Re-industrialization”.

Published 9 May 2017

Researchers in the United States demonstrated that the replication of the HIV could be stopped thanks to the CRISPR-Cas9 technique, kind of genetic scissors.

Published 9 May 2017 by Nicolas Barrial

Sound waves hide strange patterns, first revealed in the 19th century by the founder of modern acoustics Ernst Chladni, who used a vibrating plate. The DIY version by the cofounder of a Belgian hackerspace.

Published 5 May 2017

Safecast, best known for its DIY Geiger counter, the bGeigie, just announced on April 29 its newest device: Solarcast has sensors to measure temperature, humidity, radiation and air quality.

Published 5 May 2017 by Pauline Comte

Ouvert depuis un mois dans le 20ème à Paris, le SimplonLab initie enfants et ados de ce quartier populaire à la fabrication numérique, grâce au programme Fablabs solidaires de la fondation Orange et l'aide de la mairie de Paris.

Published 5 May 2017 by Damien Bourniquel

For WYHIWYS (What You Hear Is What You See), creation for Makery, the artist Damien Bourniquel composes a mash-up of Youtube videos shaped by ASMR.

Published 2 May 2017 by Nicolas Barrial

Thin as an atom, stronger than steel, and the best known conductor of electricity, graphene is a revolution. But patents are piling up, as are prototypes, and we can’t wait to use it.

Published 28 April 2017 by Cherise Fong

Conceived with Japanese farmers in mind, UECS-Pi is a functional prototype of an autonomous greenhouse that runs on a Raspberry Pi connected to an Arduino.

Published 28 April 2017

Programing an assistant robot has never been as simple, thanks to the software developed by a team from Georgia Tech University that offers a point and click interface.