Published 3 January 2017

Clarius Mobile Health is authorized to commercialize its wireless ultrasound-stethoscope in the United States.

Published 3 January 2017 by Carine Claude

2017 is off to a chilly start. If your fingers are also feeling the frost, here is some DIY extra heating that you can put together in a couple shots.

Published 3 January 2017 by Nicolas Barrial

Nation of Makers was launched in 2016 by Adam Savage to promote making for everyone. Interview with its cofounder Stephanie Santoso, Making advisor at the White House.

Published 2 January 2017 by Adrien Malguy

Precious Plastic, the Dutch designer Dave Hakkens’ project of upcycling waste machines, is appearing around the world. Proof in Taiwan, during a workshop in a school with children.

Published 20 December 2016 by Elsa Ferreira

On December 17 and 18, at Goldsmith University, in Great-Britain, took place the first hackathon to thwart the relations between sex and technology. Report.

Published 20 December 2016 by Ewen Chardronnet

Part 2 of our interview with the Time’s Up collective from Linz on their floating investigation of fair trade sail cargo practices.

Published 20 December 2016 by Cherise Fong

Not only is the didgeridoo one of the world’s oldest musical instruments, it can help treat asthma and sleep apnea. Best of all, anyone can make one out of a plastic pipe.

Published 19 December 2016 by Carine Claude

Airblock is a shock absorber modular DIY drone that turns into a car as well as a hovercraft. Developed in China, to carry out stunts in mid air, on the ground and even in a swimming-pool.

Published 13 December 2016 by Ewen Chardronnet

The artist collective based in the harbor of Linz for the past 20 years has become increasingly engaged in DIY nautical culture. Part 1 of a flowing interview.

Published 13 December 2016 by Cherise Fong

Hong Kong’s first makerspace has created a prototype of the electric vehicle of the future... which looks like a dome on wheels.

Published 13 December 2016 by Caroline Grellier

Is this the home stretch? Termatière, the business project specialized in the low-tech conception of new bio-sourced local materials, has never been as close to becoming a reality…

Published 10 December 2016 by Elsa Ferreira

A hundred artists explore the themes of science fiction and space with a DIY and dystopian aesthetic inside a car park in London. Pictures of “Big Deal No 7”, an exhibition at Q-Park in Whitcomb Street.

Published 9 December 2016

Exactly one hundred years after his death in 1916, Japan’s most famous Meiji-era author, Natsume Soseki, was both commemorated and revived at a Tokyo University in the form of an android.

Published 6 December 2016

Open Gov Summit: French organizations promoting civil and digital liberties criticize France's flawed expression of open democracy.

Published 6 December 2016 by Nicolas Barrial

Makery rounded up a stocking full of 3D files for original decorations, gifts to make at home or in a fablab. For a DIY Christmas.

Published 6 December 2016 by Cherise Fong

Fablab Setagaya, the 18th and newest addition to the Fablab Japan network, is officially open since November 1, 2016 in a micro village of arts and crafts in the southwest of Tokyo.

Published 1 December 2016 by Elsa Ferreira

On November 26 and 27, the artist Tomás Saraceno brought together researchers from the most prestigious universities in the world for a hackathon unlike any other. Objective: invent the Aerocene era.

Published 30 November 2016 by Ewen Chardronnet

The good papers from “Ours to Hack and to Own” by Trebor Scholz and Nathan Schneider. This book supports the launch of an international consortium for platform cooperativism.

Published 29 November 2016 by Nicolas Barrial

VR is still complicated and expensive to produce. However, immersive reports are becoming increasingly common, creating a new form of engagement in news information.

Published 29 November 2016

Agricool recycles containers into organic strawberry tanks in town. And it works: the start-up has just raised €4 million.