Source: Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers
This weekend, for the 7th year in a row, the Japanese maker community is gearing up to celebrate at Maker Faire Tokyo, presented by O’Reilly Japan Inc., publishers of Make: magazine in Japan. There are more than 600 makers lined up for this year’s event, with two presentation stages that will host 70 presentation, including Make: magazine founding editor Mark Frauenfelder and executive editor Mike Senese. On the Live Stage, more than 10 groups will be performing with instruments that they’ve made.
Maker Faire Tokyo takes place on August 4 and 5 at Tokyo Big Sight.If last year’s event is any indication, Maker Faire Tokyo 2018 will feature something for everyone, from whimsical projects made just for fun to cutting-edge innovativations that will shape the future. The overview video from 2017 offers a glimpse.
In particular, there are, once again, many workshops and projects that appeal to young makers, including a Nerdy Derby. Last year, more than 1,000 kids participated in Nerdy Derby. Check out the full list of exhibiting makers and the show program guide for more details. Here we share just a few of the many offerings.
FPV Drone Race
FPV Racing Japan presents the FPV Drone Race! Watch this high-excitement competition where pilots navigate a course using compact cameras installed in their drones. Faire attendees can get the first-hand experience of all the thrills and spills.
Cardboard Workshop and Competition
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