34 Results for "3D printing"

OpenRomibo
Project by OpenRomibo
OpenRomibo Is An Open-Source Social Robot Platform Created For Language-learning, Education, And Play.
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Open-Source e-book for blind people
Project by A.dzhusupov
Thenar is a learning kit for assembling a portable electronic book for blind people
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Plobot
Project by Rodolfo
Physical computing for toddlers
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Badgemaker - Name Tag Fabrication Made Easy!
Project by Moritz Messerschmidt
This machine allows children to get into touch with the personal fabrication technology by enabling them to create their own name tags.
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The 3DoT Board
Project by Jaap
The Board for Building Robots
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Dusty Rael
Hacker in Los Angeles, CA
Sign Language Interpreter, Tech enthusiast, 3d printing fan, tinkerer, maker, H.S. Science Team advisor.

Sergey Mironov
Hacker in Russia, Moscow
Develop mobile DIY robot for everybody. It's useful and free of charge. Use 3D printing.

Matthew L Faerber
Hacker in Raleigh, North Carolina
Museum STEM Educator/MAKER/Technology Lab Director @ Visual World Investigate Lab | Teaches Robotics & Climate Change | Develops

R.Ian, simple and easy built robot for education
Project by Audrey Robinel
R.Ian is meant so be simple to build but have interesting capabilities useful for teaching programming
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MagnetiCalc
Project by Paul Wilhelm
MagnetiCalc calculates the static magnetic flux density and vector potential, of arbitrary coils in interactive 3D.
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Ed1NR - Remote Special Education
Project by Kestler
Remote Math Special education platform for visually impaired kids
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automatic BOOKSCANNER for Ethiopia
Project by Karsten Fuhst
Design of a 500 Euro automatic BOOKSCANNER which can be build without expensive or complicated equipment or skills.
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Robotics for Control
Project by AndresRengifo
A mini-sized robot for investigation in robotics and control systems
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The Ifs - Coding: it´s child’s play!
Project by Makeroni Labs
The Ifs are educational toys that teach girls and boys how to code from the age of three.
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Trundlebot - The Educational Robot
Project by Alistair MacDonald
The fun “turtle” robot is a low cost education toy that anyone can build and enjoy learning to programme with.
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