3 days Countdown
Nov 16-17
Nanshan Vanke Cloud City Design Commune
Maker Faire Shenzhen 2024
This year, the event site will feature 120+ cutting-edge tech booths with nearly a thousand amazing projects and 9 co-creation camp projects. Over 30% of exhibitors will showcase AI-related hardware and tons of interactive, hands-on experiences to make sure you have an unforgettable time!
To help you navigate, we’ve prepared a special highlight guide with the Top 10 Must-See Projects. Just check in at each highlight booth, and you’ll be eligible for a prize! Don’t miss out—get ready to explore and win!
Event details
Date: Nov 16-17 (Weekends)
Address: Maker Faire Shenzhen 2024 Venue
Visit any 9 highlight projects on the MFSZ guide map, and post about it on your SNS with the hashtag #I’m at Maker Faire Shenzhen 2024. Once done, you’ll receive a set of exclusive Pin badges!
This year, the organizing committee has created special interactive PIN badges inspired by Black Myth: Wukong’s Six Roots: “The Body as Concern, Nose Sniffs Love, Eyes See Joy, Tongue Tastes Thought, Ears Hear Anger, Mind Seeks Desire.” These pins are meant to be a small bond, perfect for collecting yourself or sharing with your favorite exhibitors, workshop hosts, media, speakers, and volunteers… (or even the editors!). The one on the far right is a limited-edition mystery pin—grab it while supplies last!
Where to Claim: Service Desk
How to Claim: Show your SNS post to the staff to redeem your pin!
(Limited quantity, first come, first served!)
Suggested SNS Captions:
- “Here at MFSZ 2024, so many tech innovations await discovery!”
- “Exploring the treasures of tech at MFSZ 2024!”
1.X-Camp Student of Xinstitute AI Project Exhibition
Location: Right side of the summit entrance
This exhibition showcases student project posters from the X-Camp, organized by Xinstitute. Over the course of just 10 days, approximately 140 high school students and 220 university students from around the world gathered to tackle disruptive, from-scratch innovation challenges across various fields. This intensive experience was designed to ignite a passion for scientific research and innovation, resulting in original ideas developed entirely from scratch. This exhibit highlights a selection of student projects with a focus on AI-driven innovations.
Organized by: Xinstitute
2. SenseCAP Watcher
Location: Booth A06
The SenseCAP Watcher is an advanced smart device developed by Seeed Studio, designed as an AI Agent for spatial management. Equipped with an integrated camera, microphone, speaker, and multiple sensors, it can understand and respond to user commands. Utilizing on-device tinyML in conjunction with large language models (LLMs), it offers precise environmental awareness and interactive feedback. The device supports both open-source and private deployment, allowing users to customize applications according to their needs. It’s well-suited for smart home setups, commercial space management, and robotics applications.
Organized by: Seeed Studio
3. Robot Dogs
Location: Booth B16
Welcome to the Petoi Booth for a Hands-On Robot Cat & Dog Experience!
Get up close with adorable robotic pets and enjoy a beginner-friendly introduction to robot programming with Petoi’s interactive models. Combine your custom moves with AI algorithms and have the chance to contribute them to Petoi’s open-source codebase, sharing your creations with users worldwide. You can also try your hand at controlling a robotic arm with a joystick to shoot hoops for a chance to win the grand prize: a Bittle robot dog!
Organized by: Petoi OpenCat Robotics
4. Modular Theatre
Location: Booth B22
The Modular Theatre explores breaking down narrative structures to build an open, extensible system for object-based performances. This setup invites audiences to easily participate in or create performances focused on sound, light, and interaction. Through a cluster-based model, it examines possibilities for self-organization and continuous evolution in the performance. As a product, Modular Theatre focuses on Tangible User Interfaces (TUI) and leverages TinyML on consumer-grade microcontrollers, transforming everyday objects into engaging IoT “performers” that respond to audience interaction.
Organized by: Modular Theatre
5. Motion-assisted robot Π
Location: Booth B27
The Motion Assistance Robot π seamlessly integrates ergonomics, power, electronics, and AI algorithms to create an advanced assistive device. It can sense lower limb movement trends and provide real-time support, making walking easier for users. With its sleek, stylish design, the robot is lightweight, offers significant assistance, and features a flexible waistband that adapts to a wide range of body types. It is easy to wear and remove, with a unique modular folding design that reduces volume and makes storage more convenient. The replaceable battery and outdoor suitability further enhance its versatility. Using AI-powered learning algorithms, the device automatically adapts to the user’s walking habits, making it ideal for a wide range of daily and work-related activities.
Organized by: Kenqing Technology
6. ecoEye V10 AI Monitoring Camera
Location: Booth D11
The ecoEye V10 is a portable camera with machine vision capabilities, developed by SASE Lab. Specifically designed for remote deployment, it is based on the openMV H7 Plus Cam, making it easy to set up and adaptable for a variety of applications. The camera features an intelligent power management module, enabling long-term operation and the option to integrate solar panels, numerous sensors, and other external devices. Its portable, waterproof casing makes it suitable for use in harsh environments.
Organized by: The Coastal Environment and Resource Research Provincial Key Laboratory, West Lake University
7. AccelerAIot
Location: Booth E05
AccelerAIot is a wireless smart sensor designed for monitoring vibration acceleration in building structures. It features a high-precision acceleration vibration sensor module and integrates WiFi and a storage unit, enabling real-time cloud synchronization of data. This makes it ideal for long-term monitoring of residential and office buildings.
The device can track building vibrations caused by earthquakes, typhoons, and subway-induced tremors. By combining this data with the team’s smart building safety assessment algorithms and digital twin platform, AccelerAIot helps property owners visually assess the vibration safety status of their buildings.
Organized by: School of Civil and Transportation Engineering, Shenzhen University
8. Architectural Diffusion: AI-Powered Design Intelligence Generation
Location: Booth E12
This project features an AI model capable of automatically generating architectural designs. Based on the popular Diffusion architecture, it allows users to input a layout intention or 2D sketch, which the AI then transforms into a complete residential floor plan or 3D building form. This innovation promotes the automation of design processes and encourages greater participation from non-professionals in architectural design.
Organized by: Future Human Habitat Research Institute, Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School
9. Humanoid Robot Project
Location: Booth F06
In this project, students apply their knowledge of mathematics, science, technology, and programming to design and build humanoid robots. Using tools like laser cutting, 3D printing, electronics, and programming, the robots are designed to perform various agile movements, such as dancing, running, fighting, and playing soccer. Additionally, these students have participated in numerous international robotics competitions, earning multiple championships at prestigious events like RoboCup, RoboGames (USA), and RoboOne (Japan).
Organized by: Buddhist Ho Nam Kam College Robotics Club
10. GPT Instant Query Big Button
Location: Booth G18
With various large AI models emerging globally, it’s time to update our search engine habits. ABI DAO has designed a large button that can be placed next to your desktop computer. Whenever you have a question, simply press the button, and the AI model will provide the knowledge it has. It’s a free-to-use large AI model for an easy and enjoyable experience. Interested attendees can take one home directly from the Maker Faire.
Organized by: ABI DAO
After reading through these 10 highlight projects, aren’t you excited? Don’t you want to come?
P.S. These highlight projects are just a small selection we’ve put together. There are even more amazing projects waiting for you to discover at MFSZ 2024!
Maker Forum is now open to register!
Venue:
Lecture Hall, Area B, Vanke Design Commune, Shenzhen
How to Register:
Scan the QR code to register for your ticker passes at Huodongxing活动行, and check in on-site with the ticket passes.You can also click here to register.