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...
Foraged Noms! The symbiosis of Dinna-con Fossils have led to the creation of the Ko...
Soil/earth/dirt and poop? Connections in:/out: Reflections on my time at DINACON Huiying Ng Working...
A TAN is a Network using plant-infrastructure to transmit data over trees. (Ingo Randolf) Introduction...
by Elizabeth Bigger, Luis Fraguada, and Agosto Thanks to Dani, Mark, and Umeed for help...
Here at the Department of Amphibological Research, we take image recognition on new expeditions in the...
The Best Thing about Dinacon You work get hot maybe frustrated too and then take...
Margaret Minsky 2018 At Dinacon I did some drawing. I chose to copy drawings by...
Are your bowls too small to catch your coconut water? Do you struggle to prevent...
Minor change of plans: instead of running a mission (list of waypoints), the AUV...
Michael Candy, the world's fastest robot tinkerer, created a slew of robots at Dinacon. One...
For the conference I did a series of projects, exploring different media and formats. I...
Subversive Submersibles, water-adapted augmented reality Oya Damla, Kira deCoudres, Adam Zaretsky, Ryan Cotham Abstract -...
an Amphibological Research Project Introduction Here at the Department of Amphibological Research, our primary studies...
I came to Dinacon with the intention of writing and reading for TIGER, the next...
