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!
an Amphibological Research Project Introduction Here at the Department of Amphibological Research, our primary studies...
In the future, we will live in "smart environments". A smart environment is filled with...
Margaret Minsky 2018 At Dinacon I did some drawing. I chose to copy drawings by...
The Best Thing about Dinacon You work get hot maybe frustrated too and then take...
with help from Maggie Kane, Tasneem Khan, Mark Lifana, and Andy Quitmeyer Make a kickass...
My project was to develop a low-cost, open-source platform for testing the perceptual and cognitive...
The idea was to adopt the point of view of select native organisms to sketch...
Dani sneakily crafted this wonderful device as a present for our node leader, Kitty Quitmeyer,...
Josh Michaels - http://joshjet.net I spent my time on the island filming time-lapse photos of...
by Hannah Perner-Wilson (+C, KOBAKANT) My plans for Dinacon were to develop An Underwater Studio...
In early summer 2017, Streetcat (https://www.streetcat.media/) participated as a node leader for the inaugural Digital...
One of our conference node leaders , Kitty Quitmeyer (wellreadpanda.com), worked on creating DIY knitted...
When humans are near, making noise or stomping on the ground or rippling the intertidal...
Michael Candy, the world's fastest robot tinkerer, created a slew of robots at Dinacon. One...
Tidal Memories displays Dinacon photos against an animated intertidal zone. Tidal Memories is an interactive,...
