MORE INFO: This was a first for Kansas City. Dozens of exhibitors displayed a wide variety of science, art, craft, DIY, and maker projects. We had stuff for kids like the paper rocket launch, mini-building blocks, soldering lessons, hacking happy meal toys, beginner robots and more. For big kids we had CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines, an electricity-spitting Tesla coil, a replica working submarine, 3D printers, big rockets, big robots, a cable-climbing space elevator, 3D scanners, a thermal electricity generator and more. The event was held on August 22, 2010 and we're hoping for an even bigger event next year. Thanks to all the sponsors, exhibitors, businesses and volunteers that made the KC Mini-Maker Faire a success! Please visit their websites to see more about their organizations or projects. (If I left anyone out PLEASE forgive me and notify me and I'll add you here) Make Magazine makezine.com Make:KC makekc.org Cowtown Computer Congress blog.cowtowncomputercongress.org Main Street Parkville Association www.parkvillemo.org HMS Beagle Science Store www.hms-beagle.com Clayco Electric www.claycoelectric.com Kauffman Foundation www.kauffman.org Greater KC Chamber of Commerce www.kcchamber.com KC Space Pirates www.kcspacepirates.com Argonaut Jr. www.argonautjr.com Metro Homeschool Robotics metrohomeschoolrobotics.org Hack Art Lab www.hackartlab.org Kansas City Robotics Society blog.kansascityrobotics.org Roger Dodger Aviation www.missilelamp.com I, Bioloid mike ...
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