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emilyg: I was promised robots.
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emilyg: This way to ITP Cafe, that way to Sustainability.
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emilyg: Singing Fish Art Car.
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emilyg: The lobsters represent for "Rawhide."
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emilyg: First, you see a fish. Then you see a bicycle. Then you see a fish bicycle.
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emilyg: A recycle cycle.
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emilyg: Many-pedaled message.
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emilyg: Another chunk cycle.
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emilyg: The obligatory segway.
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emilyg: We welcome our new robot transportation.
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emilyg: Kits for sale at Maker Shed.
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emilyg: Japanese maker books.
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emilyg: TV-B-Gone kit--make one and turn off TVs in any public space.
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emilyg: One of the many hacker spaces representing at Maker Faire NYC.
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emilyg: Learn to solder for a dollar.
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emilyg: Many hands make soldering work.
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emilyg: Men, women, children among the soldering students.
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emilyg: Fabbing a red...thingy.
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emilyg: MakerBot two-color globe.
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emilyg: Fabbed turtle shell racer. (?)
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emilyg: One of several cool robotics kits from Photon Robotics.
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emilyg: Blu robot includes sensors that help it estimate distance.
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emilyg: The beautifully in-laid wedding box only opens when it arrives at a pre-programmed spot on the planet (i.e., GPS coordinates).
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emilyg: Showing off Arduino devices linked to an iOS device with the Redpack cable.
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emilyg: Arduino
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emilyg: Lots of kids looking at the hands-on displays.
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emilyg: Robot tarantula.
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emilyg: Showing off a schematic via iPad.
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emilyg: Boy tries out a gadget at the Fubar Labs hacker space table.
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emilyg: The line started here...