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!
Made from old sheets used on the Diva Andaman, to softness of the fabric inspired...
I came to Dinacon with the intention of writing and reading for TIGER, the next...
Hannah Perner-Wilson (+C, KOBAKANT) During my 7 days at DiNaCon I want to build myself...
Michael Candy, the world's fastest robot tinkerer, created a slew of robots at Dinacon. One...
Craig Durkin started mapping fruit and foods you can find on the island! Many new...
My project was to develop a low-cost, open-source platform for testing the perceptual and cognitive...
What to do with all those coconut husks? Make stuff with them! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNXEESP6s50
This is a simple camera hack that can be done just about anywhere. We modified...
Success with water-adapted augmented reality (AR). Aquatic AR goggles, immersive AR environments ... ImmerSea: Subversive Submersibles...
For the conference I did a series of projects, exploring different media and formats. I...
One of our conference node leaders , Kitty Quitmeyer (wellreadpanda.com), worked on creating DIY knitted...
Dani sneakily crafted this wonderful device as a present for our node leader, Kitty Quitmeyer,...
My goal for this simulation was to be able to abstractly demonstrate interdependence in an...
A TAN is a Network using plant-infrastructure to transmit data over trees. (Ingo Randolf) Introduction...
Minor change of plans: instead of running a mission (list of waypoints), the AUV...
