Published 28 May 2024 by la rédaction

Makery brings you its selection of summer camps, for a DiY season in the great outdoors. A tour of Europe from Slovenia to Portugal, via Armenia, the UK and France!

Published 20 May 2020 by Elsa Ferreira

In the UK, DIY problem-solving makers and open-source engineers, in collaboration with clinical teams, are contributing their technical expertise to the collective response against Covid-19.

Published 19 December 2017 by la rédaction

As the TechShop saga rages on in the U.S., a new TechShop opens inside Station F in Paris, while TechShop Tokyo forges ahead with impassive optimism.

Published 16 November 2017 by Carine Claude

The maker world has taken a blow. On Wednesday, November 15, the TechShop makerspace chain, now liquidated, announced the closure of its ten locations in the United States.

Published 30 October 2017 by Cherise Fong

Niched on the third floor of a shopping mall in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia’s first FabCafe opened just over a year ago.

Published 17 October 2017 by Ewen Chardronnet

Visit of Artisan’s Asylum, one of the largest makerspace in the US, that saw the birth of MegaBots. On October 17, 2017, the mega-robot EaglePrime fought its Japanese rival Kuratas.

Published 12 September 2017 by Carine Claude

With a head full of educational projects, the founder of the two Indian makerspaces Maker’s Asylum is travelling the world to spread the word. Meeting.

Published 25 April 2017 by Adrien Malguy

Taiwan is renovating its military-industrial heritage. The ex-military base of Treasure Hill was turned into an artistic village where the OpenLab Taipei is blossoming.

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 20 March 2017

In the biggest garbage dump in West Africa, in Ghana, a makerspace is being set up where one is beginning to imagine projects to improve the life conditions of the families living there and to create added value from rubbish.

Published 16 March 2017 by David Rochelet

David Rochelet founded the Doualab in Cameroon. First column from this French engineer convinced that Africa could become the largest makerspace in the world.

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 17 January 2017 by Elsa Ferreira

Bot breeder and connected objects specialist, Matt Webb is a tireless creative person who refuses the maker label. His latest project: a book distributor based on recommendations. Meeting.

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 Caroline Grellier

Ecoteclab, makerspace dedicated to ecological initiatives, has just emerged in the Togolese capital. Meeting with a community of young enthusiasts at the Togo Maker Fest.

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 19 April 2016 by Elsa Ferreira

In Mexico, the maker movement is taking off. After the first chapter of our investigation dedicated to the pioneers, Makery introduces the new players.

Published 11 April 2016 by Elsa Ferreira

In huge Mexico City, people have always been doing and making. The community is growing and redefining its rules. Part 1 of our report focuses on the pioneers.

Published 26 September 2015 by Marie-Eve Lacasse

In Montreal, the hatching of fablabs belongs to makers with catching enthusiasm. We met some of them.

Published 21 September 2015 by Marie-Eve Lacasse

Montreal, eldorado of new media since the 1990s, has the advantages of being bilingual, inexpensive and welcoming. Report on emerging makerspaces and hackerspaces.