This week on Maker Update: a biodigital jazz room, Raspberry Pi goes public, better looking control panels and a 3d printed maker knife.

This week on Maker Update: talking with your plants, 3D printed light sculpture, building a blinky patch bay, magic shutdown, custom gears, and a crash course on every Dremel bit.

This week on Maker Update: a bike that’s too much for a kid like you, a machine that spills the beans, upside down printing, and cracking the code on numbers stations.

This week on Maker Update: look ma, no jumpers, an E-Book with no strings attached, the return of the keytar, and a pinball machine with no brain.

This week on Maker Update: a table with an expiration date, Pi 5’s all around, Tamagotchi for your plants, and why you shouldn’t use a robot to pick up a baby.

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: 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: cranking up the light pipes, battling gourd bots, animatronics for your 12-ft skeleton, digital techniques for foam, bobblehead bots, and a teeny tiny TV.

This week on Maker Update: the simplest way to give your walls some color, a bomb-proof Raspberry Pi, the most over-engineered tally counter ever, and the fastest pen plotter in the west.

This week on Maker Update, a chonker synth, glowing glass, spinning cycles, assistive tech, cyberpunk, and how to build a testing jig.