This week on Maker Update: a Pi clicker, a credit card-sized cyberdeck, losing all your marbles and a better tape measure.

This week on Maker Update: new chrome available, a print a day keeps the laser cutter away, homebrew cable, and a farewell to calibration cubes.

This week on Maker Update: a modular cyberdeck, a clock that runs on marbles, a Faz-Wrench, and a backpack for bots.

This week on Maker Update: 90s toy tech with an AI upgrade, return of the cyberdecks, body bots, a Rubik’s cube that solves itself, and a pickup truck that writes.

This week on Maker Update: the stacking that never stops, reverse engineering a head mounted display, mechanical clocks, racing Roombas, making plans, and a new twist on 3d printing.

This week on Maker Update: a cocktail you can’t drink, robots that don’t dance, a cyberdeck in three parts, workbenches, cold casting and listening to satellites with a tape measure.

This week on Maker Update, an IoT chess board, turning a 3D printer into a micro factory, the art of epoxy, a palm full of atari punk, interactive origami and plugging in to the data blaster.

This week on Maker Update, a robot for dominos, controlling your TV with the Force, a kiddo control panel, and AR on the cheap.

This week on Maker Update, a round-up of the best pandemic themed projects of 2020, and some of the maker trends that defined the year.

This week on Maker Update, a mask with an automatic grin, a one-legged robot, dual-screen cyberdeck, the Pi MixMakr, infill earrings, and giving your cutting mat a boost.