Maker - Startup Digest - June 3rd - June 10th

Maker	June 03, 2016
I hope you enjoy these articles on Making. As always, if you have themes for topics to cover just shoot me an email. Enjoy the weekend, If you are like me, you'll be working on some fun project (feel free to share if/when you're finished). If you have article tips please let me know as well and make sure you tell your friends to subscribe by using this link: http://eepurl.com/YWsZb -Mark

Maker Startup Digest is curated by:

Mark Schreiber - Director of Innovation and Design, Maker Education Consultant, Makerspace and Fablab Evangelist

Contact Mark Schreiber at mark.schreiber@startupdigestmail.com

Applications Open for Techstars IoT Accelerator in NYC

The Techstars IoT Accelerator is for startups who are focused on the infrastructure of the future with specific emphasis on software and artificial intelligence, connected enterprise, smart cities and energy, advanced manufacturing, health and wearables, logistics and automotive, VR, AR, drones and robotics, agriculture, and the connected home. Applications close July 10 and the program takes place in NYC. Learn more.

GIY Objects: Mushroom Materials

DeZeen Magazine - ecovativedesign

Every thought about growing your own object... out of mushrooms? Here is a nice DIY (or GIY for Grow Your Own) kit for making objects out of fungus (or is it fungi). Either way, it sounds like fun to me. Here is the product page if you are interested: http://giy.ecovativedesign.com/

From Idea to Innovation

Brent Ridley - Medium- OtherMachine

Ever wondered what it looks like to take a projects from an early fragile idea through to the initial stages of research to start to understand if there is really something there? Brent from Other Machine Co gives an honest account of their efforts to make apparel with a previously unknown level of thermal comfort.

New Stretchy Circuit Textile Process

ScienMag - Science Magazine

This sounds like a pretty nice new technology that could help print circuits in a stretchy manner for health care applications and wearables.

3D Print on fabric.

FabLabBBCN - FabTextiles

Every had a desire to 3D print on fabric so that it would be flexible? If so, here is a nice little tutorial to do just that. There are other ways to 3D print on fabric too without a special filament as well but I thought this one was worth a mention to get you started.

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