Giant Macintosh Replica That Actually Works — Here's What Else We Discovered

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Big news from TechFest Maker's Lab at the Computer History Museum! We explored a family-friendly, hands-on event where local makers, tinkerers, and small creators showcased what they build—no corporate booths, no keynotes, just real people who love making things. In this video, you’ll see: - A soldering station where beginners can badge a PCB robot - A giant working Macintosh replica built to scale and fully functional - PewBot, an educational, codeable robot for kids that loves to dance and even plays soccer - A 3D printing booth with VR pinball controllers and 3D-printed guitars - A full tour of Maker Nexus, plus their summer camps for all ages - A quick revisit to Apple’s 50th anniversary exhibit We chatted with the makers behind the giant Mac and the Maker Nexus team, sharing our honest take: this cozy, family-style event is one of the best experiences to inspire kids and spark creativity in neighborhoods. Want more? Watch, subscribe, and join us on this hands-on maker journey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5x-za0sCmzw

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