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Makers Inspire Crowds at Autodesk's "Making It" Design Night
As we step into this bold new era, change is happening at lightning speed. Traditional manufacturing giants are now joined by cutting-edge technology like futuristic computers, 3D printers, and digital fabrication platforms. Creativity is thriving, and people worldwide are moving away from mass-produced items in favor of personalized, handcrafted projects. Makers from all walks of life are emerging to design, create, and share their work, fueling innovation across communities.
Last month's remarkable Robotics-focused Design Night left everyone buzzing, and the momentum carried over to May’s event, which centered around the theme of "Making It." The evening kicked off with an inspiring talk from Mark Hatch, CEO of Tech Shop. His insights on how accessible tools and spaces are empowering individuals to bring their ideas to life were truly eye-opening.
Other highlights of the night included a "Make a Creature, Take a Creature" activity station. Using Autodesk 123D Creature software, attendees crafted their own unique creatures, monsters, or designs. These creations were then printed and compiled into a collective "creature collage," adding a touch of whimsy to the event. Each participant took home their very own 3D-printed creature, a memento of their creative journey that night.
Guests also had the chance to build and take home a functional birdhouse using laser-cut pieces designed with Autodesk 123D Design. Additionally, there was a hands-on station where participants could assemble a mushroom-growing kit with guidance from the Mycological Society. Over at the Otherlab and Instructables interactive display, attendees explored laser-cut jewelry-making techniques, creating one-of-a-kind accessories.
The creativity and energy in the room were palpable, making it an unforgettable evening for all who attended. Looking ahead, don't miss our next Design Night on June 6th, themed "Faster. Stronger. Tech-ier." Join us from 6-10 PM for another evening filled with inspiration, learning, and fun.
If you missed out on the May event, fret not! There’s still time to get involved in upcoming gatherings. Keep an eye out for more details about future events, as we continue to push boundaries and celebrate the art of creation. Let’s keep the momentum going and explore what’s possible when imagination meets innovation!