Exhibitors 2019
- 3D PRINTING
- ART
- EDUCATION
- HOME AUTOMATION
- INTERNET OF THINGS
- KIDS & EDUCATION
- RECYCLING & UPCYCLING
- ROBOTICS
- SCIENCE
- YOUNG MAKERS (< 18)
- BIOLOGY
- GAMES
- ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
- OPEN SOURCE
- NEW MANUFACTURING
- FABRICATION
- WELLNESS & HEALTHCARE
- ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY
- FOOD & AGRICULTURE
- 3D SCANNING
- CULTURAL HERITAGE
- AEROSPACE
- HACKS
- MUSIC & SOUND
- ARTISANS & NEW CRAFT
- FASHION & WEARABLES
- DRONES
- STEAM PUNK
- ARDUINO
- CROWDFUNDING
Result for TAG "Hacks"
Alberto Bigazzi e gli studenti del Plinio.
Understanding air traffic control by Making a console showing available position data transmitted by airplanes captured through Software Defined Radio
Ambasciata degli Stati Uniti d'America
October 19-20, 48-hours of hacking at NASA’s International Space Apps Challenge, the world’s largest global HACKATHON. NASA Space Apps engages th …
Timothy Frégeau, Elena Panciroli, Oriane Anita Rainero, Giorgio Ratti, Natali Ristovska
A musical instrument that allows children with motor disabilities to learn, produce music and play alongside other people.
EMC Elettronica Srl
Elettronica Open Source is a blog born in 2006 with the aim of spreading quality articles and allowing the exchange of ideas and experiences between electronics …
Giovanni di Dio Bruno
Erwhi Hedgehog is the smallest advanced open source robot that works on SLAM and Machine Learning.
Pierluigi Zerbini
The common rear lights for cars use areas defined for the various visualizations, in this project with the use of multicolor lighting elements the various areas of a rear light can take any color, optimizing its use.
Federica Caruso, Serpil Erdönmez, Lara Ferruccio, Martina Spinelli, Marco Bencivenga
A pair of glove that allows children with dyscalculia to learn, understand and memorize math, in particular, the table numbers.
Gianluca Ciuffreda, Alessandro De luca
Let's have fun while learning electronics and building smart devices !
Programmable electronic boards in assembling kit, equipped with schematics, components and instructions so that users can have fun while learning electronics.
Giorgio Bernardini, Alberto Conte, Luca De Ponti, Tommaso Pa
Hydrocarbot can purify water from oily substances(oil, fuel, diesel...) making them reusable.
TELEX COLLECTOR GROUP
The Teleprinter world and its old network as it was yesterday and how we bring it back to life in today's Internet era. It is possible to chat with a teleprinter made in the 50's and connected to a network of collectors around the world from Australia to Europe or Canada or you can punch your name on a punched tape. You can send an email to an old telex machine and see how it prints it.
Alberto Bigazzi e gli studenti del Plinio.
Educational project aimed at demonstrating the capabilities of an electromagnetic launcher for sending Moon-produced materials to Space
Michele Seraglio
MASTERGROOVE: exploration and didactis of bass guitar
main author: Roberto Seghini co-author: Armando Altieri, Mario D’Ettorre, Mariarosaria Emanuele, Alessandro Morello - the IoT team @ TecnoStudio Ars Innova
MiniLab 2.0: portable Electronic Mini Lab for Makers - electronic development for makers make easy
Pierluigi Zerbini & Andrea Orazi
Motoalert measures the distance between our bike and the car that follows and warns drivers if it becomes too short on an LED display. It is managed with a bluetooth smartphone app.
Michele Seraglio e Matteo Maddalozzo
"Mowi Cage", stage light cage for djs
Polifactory
NEXT STEPS a collection of open source walking co-designed by designers, patients, and makers.
NVIDIA
NVIDIA are world leaders in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Graphics. Our Jetson 'AI at the Edge processors' are a Linux ARM SoC platform much like Raspbe …
Emanuele Cesena
Solo, the first open source FIDO2 security keys, for two-factor authentication and passwordless login
Daniele GUI, Sabina MAGALINI, Pasquale MARI
The boundaries of cybersecurity in healthcare: how to provide hospitals with the best possible behavioural and governance tools?
Giovanni Mannara
This project is a pedal board and a maker style joystick, in fact it was printed with a plasma laser and folded with a hydraulic press, I used 3 potentiometers: accelerator, brake, steering wheel. All this controlled with arduino using the UnoJoy library which allowed me to simulate a Joystick, what this means, when I connect the arduino to the PC it is not read as arduino but Joystick.
 It is possible to use it with any game, for the respect I made a video on Youtube only of the steering wheel here is the link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCQKoZ5gcmk&t=1s) is a DIY project but with this does not mean that the details have not been taken care of, I am attaching the photos below. Hope you like it !!
Pi Supply
Pi Supply have a collective experience of over 50 years in designing, developing and manufacturing electronic products. The company started in 2008 and has its …
Sol Bekic
Plonat Atek is a game played on an oscilloscope, where the sound and the visuals are one and the same.
Promocatanzaro - Azienda Speciale della Camera di Commercio di Catanzaro
Promocatanzaro - Special Agency of the Catanzaro Chamber of Commerce, with the aim of spreading the digital culture among local SMEs, promotes information and t …
- 3D printing
- 3D scanning
- Arduino
- Art
- Artisans & New Craft
- Biology
- Crowdfunding
- Cultural Heritage
- Drones
- Education
- Energy & Sustainability
- Fabrication
- Fashion & Wearables
- Food & Agriculture
- Games
- Hacks
- Home Automation
- Internet of Things
- Kids & Education
- Music & Sound
- Open Source
- Recycling & Upcycling
- Robotics
- Science
- Steam Punk
- Wellness & Healthcare
A18 (pav. 7)
2nd Junior High School of Chania / SchoolSpace Team
A recreation of an 80s era home computer, designed and built from scratch using a Z80 CPU and assembly programming!
Fondazione Mondo Digitale
Road to RomeCup2020 enhances the work of young people who develop original prototypes for international competitions and challenges launched by universities
Pärnu Koidula Gymnasium, Form 12
Purpose of the game is to develop players knowledge about safe behaviour in the internet. This game is made for basic school students (aged 7+). In this game two teams take part. Both team has their own colour game bases, on which they have to collect same coloured shapes which are put on different places on the game board. Game buttons are Bee-Bot robots, which are easily programmable. Both team has a quiz about safe behaviour in the internet opened from their smart device. Answering right or wrong depending on their answer they get to move on. Teams have to find the fastest route to collect all the shapes from the game board and also the fastest route to the opponent team start point. On the game board there are different squares with activities which prevent or help to move on. Wins the team who has collected all the shapes and gotten first on the opponent’s starting point.
Josè Angelino / Simone Pappalardo
The Josè Angelino and Simone Pappalardo propose a sound installation composed by several elements that recreate a self-organizated system. This system is composed by independent sound installations that interact each other strongly . Each installation modifies its parameters, looking for an unstable and temporary equilibrium point, responding to the solicitations of the other elements and trying to adapt to any perturbations of the enviroinment in which the installation is setting up.
This generates a continuously evolving musical form in which different sound generation mechanisms merge, producing a vocabulary of electromechanical timbres in continuous transformation.
Michele Conati
The Telescopic Yagi consists of an innovative, telescopic, modular, transportable and economical antenna.
