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December 5–6, 2020: Mega Maker Day

2020.12.5~12.6 大港自造節 Mega Maker Day

Mega Maker Day began in 2017 with Edition 0, themed “Born to Make.” Mega Maker Day is a carnival for makers. In 2020, it offered a stage for anyone who loves making things by hand, dreams of doing so, or is tired of simply buying things—a maker playground for all kids, adults, women, men, individuals, companies, and cities, where making can change the world. “Making” is not a professional skill but a spirit of hands-on practice that can happen anywhere. Whoever you are, if you spot a problem through observation and reach out to change things with your own hands, you are a maker. The maker spirit means creating something from nothing, sharing openly, putting creativity first, and keeping people at the center. Families were welcome on the weekend of December 5 and 6 to visit the booth of the MIT education brand CIRCUS Pi and the online shopping platform iCShop and join us in “Make it Fun, Make it Happen!”

Lingyao Electronics iCShop & CIRCUS Pi booth: B1-2

  • iCShop booth with exhibits on a red tablecloth and staff standing behind the booth under an umbrella
  • Staff at an outdoor booth introducing a demonstration kit to two teenagers wearing masks
  • Adults and children looking at exhibits on the table in front of the booth, with staff standing nearby
  • Staff standing behind a booth covered with an iCShopping red tablecloth, with wooden models and information cards on the table
  • Staff introducing booth exhibits to visitors, with someone nearby taking photos with a camera
  • Visitors talking with staff at the booth, with demonstration models and information stands on the table
  • Staff working behind the red-tablecloth booth while two visitors look on in front
  • A parent and child at the booth, with staff introducing the exhibits and a small display device on the table
  • Many visitors gathered around the booth, with staff in red shirts standing on the right
  • A crowd gathered in front of the booth, with adults and children looking at the models and devices on display
  • Children and parents looking closely at electronic parts on the table, with staff explaining on the right
  • Children and parents gathered around the booth table looking at wooden exhibits and devices, with a large crowd on site