Published 7 April 2017 by Elsa Ferreira

“Designer Maker User”, the exhibition of the new Design Museum, tells the story of manufactured production, from the pre-industrial era to the era of digital crafts.

Published 4 April 2017 by Carine Claude

Fabmanagers, entrepreneur makers, administrators... Makery wanted to know more about the job situation in the labs by surveying the maker community, in France and abroad.

Published 31 March 2017 by Elsa Ferreira

How is the maker scene doing in the largest city of the European Union? Makery made the rounds of the digital fabrication spaces, less fablabs than makerspaces.

Published 14 March 2017 by Carine Claude

Biotinkerers, bio-artists and open science communities are miniaturizing their labs in order to bring DIYbio to the masses. Part 2 of our selection of boxes, kits and cases.

Published 1 March 2017

70 mini fablabs are set to be built in the next 9 months with the support of the Indian government in Kerala, South India.

Published 28 February 2017 by Carine Claude

For coding, prototyping or just having fun, makers are outdoing each with clever ways to fit digital fabrication into a box. Part 1 of our selection of kits and cases.

Published 6 February 2017 by Cherise Fong

Anupama Gowda and Pavan Kumar, encountered at the FAB12 international fablab conference in Shenzhen, created the first fablab in Bangalore, India, under a metro station. For Makery, Anupama Gowda tells its story.

Published 31 January 2017 by Laurent Catala

It’s summertime in Buenos Aires, not the best time to discover the growing network of Argentinian fablabs. While waiting for FAB13, the fabconf in Santiago de Chile in July, visit of El Reactor.

Published 16 January 2017 by DCALK (Paris/Bruxelles)

Constant in Brussels is exhibiting “(New) Objects in Common: Peggy” by the Libre Objet collective. Our DCALK columnists introduce this open source furniture project for fablabs.

Published 10 January 2017 by la rédaction

Fablabs, digital fabrication, DIY… What’s in store for 2017? Makery consulted experts, makers, fabmanagers and other tinkerers at the dawn of the new year.

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 22 November 2016 by Carine Claude

Bart Bakker, pioneer of the maker movement, founder of the Minifablab in Utrecht, Netherlands, has designed a portable lab that you can cycle around with you: the Fabsladda

Published 10 October 2016 by Caroline Grellier

What are the recipes that make fablabs a success? Born in 2011, the Ouagalab is the oldest makerspace in West Africa. Report.

Published 5 September 2016 by Nicolas Barrial

Paris is the first capital to host a drone race in the middle of the street. Sunday, September 4, the Champs Elysées were tuned into a huge flying area surrounded by booths, including a fablab.

Published 30 August 2016 by Elsa Ferreira

Since 1986, the Burning Man festival has set the Black Rock desert in Nevada on fire. As this 30th edition begins on August 28, Makery investigated this place of technomakers.

Published 21 July 2016

For the first time, not just a city but an entire country is a candidate to host the FAB14 conference in 2018.

Published 19 July 2016 by Manon Walquan

In Tübingen, the fablab concerns itself with social integration of migrants and takes part in the Freifunk project for free access to the Internet. Guided tour.

Published 18 July 2016

More than 2,300km on the odometer and 30 labs visited in a month. The riders of the Fab Bike Tour pursue their European labs visits on bicycle.

Published 13 June 2016 by Fabien Eychenne

After the Fablab Festival, the "mom of fablabs" and director of the Fab Foundation would like the French to massively join the international network founded by the MIT.