Ah, there's the makers
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Even though half the exhibitors for Maker Faire Austin still hadn't shown up with just hours to go before the gate opened, everyone was in place by mid-morning.
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The creator of a new video recorder, has invited skilled users to customize or âhackâ its device and share the improvements with others.
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One of these things is not like the others ...
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New services are helping appliance makers and consumers find spare components.
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A sampling of ideas from the next generation of consumers--and entrepreneurs.
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Entrepreneurs discover success requires a little reinvention.
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Fab Labs -- facilities built by MIT researchers to provide technology to make just about anything -- are springing up worldwide. At the newest one, in Ghana, newcomers were most enthused by the ability to make pink plastic key chains. By Michelle Delio.
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Gallery: The Japanese have been making mechanical men for a long time, from medieval clockwork dolls to modern-day marvels both real and fictional. It's all on view in a Tokyo art exhibit.
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Music videos have become a collective effort, with artists competing with fans.
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A look at the people who are behind the scenes of Flavours.
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These diversified manufacturers have a variety of ways to turn products into cash.
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Some spectacular companies are hiding in an unlikely place.
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Technology may seem inherently interesting, but it's still the people behind the hardware and software who make the best stories.
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Leaders of the "personal fabrication" movement gather in Austin to discuss how to bring such tools to a wider audience of people.
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A new crop of sophisticated sewing-embroidery machines for home sewers can create a complicated pattern in moments.
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Small additions can lead to big changes.
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Two leading scrap metal processors are joining forces, forming a force to be reckoned with.