The document summarizes activities at the Atlanta MiniMakerFaire at Georgia Tech on October 26, 2013. It describes various robotics teams showcasing their talents, as well as bikes that powered refrigeration and were used to generate electricity. The document also mentions solar cookers and cooking innovations to prevent toxin release and keep smoky flavors. Kids made, decorated, and raced their own cars at the event. Various maker clubs including Decatur Makers were present for adults and children to join.

1. The Clarke Sisters visit
the Atlanta
MiniMakerFaire
Atlanta MiniMakerFaire at Georgia
Tech on October 26, 2013

2. Robotics Teams
There were plenty of robotics teams
showcasing their talent, recruiting
members, and fundraising at the
Faire.

3. Robotics Teams
This teammate even makes and sells
her own jewelry.

4. Robotics Teams
There were frisbee throwers.......

5. Robotics Teams
It was impossible to catch a picture
of the frisbee while the wheel was
throwing it........

6. Cars, bikes, and the
likes.
Work for your food. This bike
powers the refrigeration. Before
getting on R wanted to invent a bike
that powers a t.v.

7. Cars, bikes, and the
likes.
After trying it out she thought that
maybe that is TOO MUCH Work on
second thought.

8. Cars, Bikes, and the
Likes
But as a prize for hard work........

9. Cars, Bikes, and the
Likes
......everyone recieved a cool drink.

10. Cars, Bikes, and the
Likes
I thought these bikes were amazing.

11. Cars, Bikes, and the
Likes
Please check out Art120.org and you
will see some crazy-amazing bikes
built by urban youth.

12. Cars, Bikes, and the
Likes
Some made a pig.......

13. Cars, Bikes, and the
Likes
some made a ........

14. Cars, Bikes, and the
Likes
some made hoops on the go......

15. Cars, Bikes, and the
Likes
As this bike pedals the metal arms
move too.

16. Cooking up Innovation
Many people around the world cook
with wood and coal. What if there
was a healthier and less polluting
way to cook?

17. Cooking up Innovation
This stove uses a filter-like block to
prevent a lot of toxins from being
released into the air.

18. Cooking up Innovation
Or there was a solar cooker. This is
the same one we saw but a different
picture. Does the food taste good?
We need to come up with one that
keeps that smokey flavor. It will sell
fast!

19. Making
The kids made their own cars,

20. Making
then decorated them,

21. Making
and then raced them!

23. Decatur Makers is one of the many
maker clubs that were there that
adults and kids can join. We didn’t
get to all the booths in 2 hours.
Apparently neither did he.

24. Hope to see ya’ll next
year!