This week on Maker Update: beats with a side of AI, Hackaday Prize, tiny lightsabers, Furby backpacks, foldable rovers, MIDI Lyres, and new gear from Arduino and Prusa.

This week on Maker Update we’re at the Game Developers Conference covering the awesomely weird, maker-made games of Alt CTRL.

This week on Maker Update: bikes made weird, the infinite text adventure, a 3d printed router lifter, the Arduino Giga, counting screws, and 3d printers for $34 dollars.

This week on Maker Update: A battery powered fume extractor, robots made of spiders, hacking a cyberpunk e-bike, and the largest collection of armorer’s tools in the world.

This week on Maker Update: a parachuting robot, a less-is-more approach to 3d printing, sliding tables, pixel cufflinks, impossible overhangs, and nine ways to over-engineer a drill press.

This week on Maker Update: a maritime matrix, an LED katana, a Nerf dart that fires itself, and a floppy disc with its own file browser.

This week on Maker Update: Human augmentation, a 100lb laptop, A crash course in CAD, Making faces, pushing plastic, and Digikey’s annual boards guide.

This week on Maker Update: a massive LED wall, donut propellers, a massive useless machine, scribble buddies, Octoprint controllers, and making tools with your leftover epoxy.

This week on Maker Update: putting Spam to work, LED filament for your finger, pencil sculpture, and a See & Say makeover.

This week on Maker Update: moving cameras the hard way, a circuit that solders itself, a clock to confuse your friends, pipe clamps, studio lights and the real cost of cheap tools.