Fwd: MAKEwithMOTO talk | you were all on stage with us

[Matt Kenigson]

FYI - This was a blast this past summer.  If any of you are interested in finding out more about what we did or would like to continue hacking away at the makewithmoto hacks please let me know.  

Making it every day...

Matt Kenigson
615-624-4040
mken...@gmail.com

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From: Daniel Makoski <dan...@motorola.com>
Date: Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 1:21 PM
Subject: MAKEwithMOTO talk | you were all on stage with us
To: crew <cr...@makewithmoto.com>, Jason Chua <ch...@motorola.com>

MAKEwithMOTO peeps,

Just a quick note to say how honored Jason and I were to speak about all of your awesome projects at TEDx San Diego last month. The video was just posted, and is linked below.

In awe of all your ideas,

// daniel

Daniel Makoski // Design Pirate

Advanced Technologies & Projects // Motorola Mobility

dan...@motorola.com // 408.470.9796

10,000 miles in a velcro-covered truck? WTF? Jason Chua and Daniel Makoski at TEDxSanDiego 2013 by TEDxTalks A Truck Wrapped In Velcro Delivers Tech Inspiration Coast-to-Coast Carrying with them the notion that people are much more than just consumers of tech devices—that we are all in some way makers, thinkers and inventors—they wanted to see what people could come up with if given the tools to create. They built a smartphone "maker truck", co-designed with a group of 20 students from L.A.'s Art Center College for Design. Wrapped with 4,000 linear feet of Velcro, loaded with industrial 3-D printers, laser cutters and hackable phone components, they set off on a six-month, coast-to-coast journey covering 12,683 miles and seemingly as many minds in a series of make-fests. Dubbed the MAKEwithMOTO project, their "maker truck" is one of a handful of mobile labs that empower people to make, create, ideate and invent -- typically via technology, and ultimately asks the question, What would you create if the world were your team?

[R. Ian Lee, Sr.]

Even more pissed that I missed that event now... :(

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