Published 22 January 2016 by Caroline Grellier

Developed by Cirad and makers from la Fruitière numérique in Lourmarin (France), the Elephant Box could solve the man-elephant conflict in Africa.

Published 19 January 2016 by Cherise Fong

Open source and soon to be sold for less than a hundred euros, OCPC heralds the revolution of the computer numerical control machine for all.

Published 19 January 2016 by Annick Rivoire

In "Dadabot", a formidable essay on "creolization" in the digital age, Nicolas Nova and Joël Vacheron give an overview of this "new human-machine relationship". Interview.

Published 12 January 2016 by Nicolas Barrial

Oculus tripped up when it announced the price of its virtual reality headset at $599. Time to take a look at the OSVR open source head-mounted display, less expensive.

Published 11 January 2016 by Fabien Eychenne

Each year from January to June, the Fab Academy offers five intense months of tinkering and digital fabrication. This program initiated by MIT attracts a growing number of students.

Published 11 January 2016 by Caroline Grellier

The Termatière project has been under development for a year, with turbulences and accelerations. Time for a first assessment for our maker columnist, and now start-uper in bio-sourced materials.

Published 8 January 2016 by Nicolas Barrial

The nice radios that can't read a smartphone playlist are no longer popular. What if we mixed state-of-the-art Bluetooth speakers, often expensive or charmless, with a disused device?

Published 5 January 2016 by Quentin Chevrier

An afternoon of prototyping organized by Adami allowed a get-together of artists and techno-creators for them to imagine future stage accessories. Makery was amongst them.

Published 5 January 2016 by Cherise Fong

Made in Japan, Mesh is the latest prototyping kit for all, allowing anyone to playfully appropriate the Internet of Things—following in the footsteps of U.S. start-up Littlebits and European initiative SAM.

Published 4 January 2016 by Elsa Ferreira

Can the fiascos of participative funding obstruct the success of crowdfunding? In November 2015 the mini-drone Zano burnt its wings despite 3 million euros raised on Kickstarter. Enquiry.

Published 4 January 2016 by Caroline Grellier

Both director of a model palm grove and developer of software made in Africa, Yao Dodzi Dogbo from Côte d'Ivoire is a fervent supporter of using new technologies for agriculture.

Published 22 December 2015 by Carine Claude

Cameron Smith a conçu une combinaison spatiale DiY légère et maniable qui coûte moins de 1000 dollars. Avec l'aide d'une communauté internationale d'astronautes amateurs.

Published 15 December 2015 by Cherise Fong

The very first FabLearn Asia took place on December 12-13 in Yokohama. It was inspired by the original FabLearn conference organized since 2011 by Stanford University. Makery was there

Published 15 December 2015 by Cherise Fong

Created in the birthplace of Hello Kitty, the young Japanese collective Neurowear prototypes playful prostheses that immediately make us smile... by exploiting our brainwaves!

Published 14 December 2015 by Robin Lambert

A location: the PMClab, fablab of Paris VI university. A person: the IT security student and hacker Daniel Bourdrez. An objective: discover hacking with the serious game “Bandit"

Published 14 December 2015 by Nicolas Barrial

Our selection of gifts to transform all those little geeks who demand the latest game console into apprentice makers who learn the rules of tinkering by doing.

Published 11 December 2015 by Philippe Silberzahn

Philippe Silberzahn, co-director of the IDEA innovation and design thinking program at the EMLYON business school, warns us about the use "lab".

Published 7 December 2015 by Caroline Grellier

Blizzard warning on the Termatière, a cooperative project for agricultural waste upcycling into 100% bio-sourced materials, with a decisively maker approach.

Published 7 December 2015 by Carine Claude

As world giants and busybody lobbyists bustle on the sidelines of official venues at COP21, Makery decided to meet those whom the lockdown has failed to silence.

Published 3 December 2015 by Elsa Ferreira

With fishing line, a glass marble and an electronic scale, two researchers reproduced in vitro the effects of climate change on the oceans.