Yesterday, I was presenting Visuino at the Maker Faire LA 2026. The event was organized together with the City of Stem, and hosted at the Los Angeles Exposition Park :-)
My good booth neighbor was Michael Wernecke with his cool, fully functional Scratch-built 5-Foot Radio-Controlled Submarine!
It was a huge event with over 30000 visitors, and it was extremely exhausting. I barely found time to snap a few pictures between the visitors, and here are some of them:
The Robots prepared for the journey to the Maker Faire:
Me at the booth in the morning, still unpacking the robots:
The booth is ready for the first visitors:
The "Imagination Stage", where at 3:30PM I showed off what Visuino can do, and the audience had the chance to drive some of my robots :-)
Everyone is rushing to set up the booths in the morning:
The first visitors appearing:
My presentation was the usual mess, improvised as always, but this time I did it fully interactive, having the crowd play with my robots from the biggest Kuman WiFi all the way to my smallest BugC:
And sadly at the end of the day, it was time to pack and prepare to head back home:
All the robots and toys are packed and ready for the trip back:
Altogether, it was another fantastic event, and I really enjoyed it!
Although it was my 3rd Maker Faire LA, it was a very busy and tiring event, and I was exhausted at the end, but no price was high enough for the chance to meet in person Xyla Foxlin herself :-)
Looking forward to attending more fun events in the future and presenting Visuino, my robots, and toys to the excited crowd!
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