Everyone coming to dinacon has just 3 simple rules:
- Make Something
- Document and Share it
- Give feedback to at least 2 other folks about their thing!
Many of the projects are collected in our book available to download for free!
Here is also a growing collection of all the amazing projects developed at our fun little jungle/sea conference!
Technology separates us from nature, but does it need to? I used some of my...
The Best Thing about Dinacon You work get hot maybe frustrated too and then take...
Craig Durkin started mapping fruit and foods you can find on the island! Many new...
06.18.18 - 07.01.18 // Palm Reading // generates abstract visual art in Unity from the bioelectricity...
This project has been performed in the premises of Dinacon (KohLon, Thailand), Harakka island...
by Agosto Agosto, arguable the most youthful member of the Dinacon crew, began his adventures...
At Dinacon 2018, Scott (Seamus) Kildall prototyped a new project called DinaSynth Quartet, which is...
by Mika Satomi Costuming TAN is a wearable antenna for Tree Area Network Project by...
As a programmer and a visual artist, I'm fascinated by ways to integrate different forms...
Michael Candy, the world's fastest robot tinkerer, created a slew of robots at Dinacon. One...
Here at the Department of Amphibological Research, we take image recognition on new expeditions in the...
Pearl Ryder is a cell biologist who came to DinaCon with the goal to explore the...
A TAN is a Network using plant-infrastructure to transmit data over trees. (Ingo Randolf) Introduction...
What to do with all those coconut husks? Make stuff with them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNXEESP6s50
Tidal Memories displays Dinacon photos against an animated intertidal zone. Tidal Memories is an interactive,...
