The most offbeat and awesome inventions we found at Lille’s Maker Faire

2019-4-3 16:54

TNW took a trip to the Maker Faire in Lille to find the weirdest and wackiest devices around – and we discovered just that.  We’re releasing a new video every couple of days and this is where you can find them all.

If you’re unfamiliar with the Maker Faire, it’s a worldwide event where people come to share their inventions. These can be anything from furniture made out of old oil drums, all the way through to DIY drone racing. Basically, it’s a hotbed of creativity. Best of all, we were lucky enough at TNW to go and visit one of…

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