NYC Resistor
Hacker collective formed on Halloween 2007 by Bre Pettis, George Shammas and friends after the 'Hackers on a Plane' Euro tour. Alongside Noisebridge, one of the seed US hackerspaces.
Members founded MakerBot, a defining 3D printer company; 'learn, share, make'
External page. Check current meetings, membership, and joining details directly with the group.
Other makerspaces, hackerspaces & fab labs
A member-run hackerspace in Podgórze where software and hardware people share tools and a room: electronics benches, 3D printers, soldering, embedded and IoT projects, plus plenty of pure-software hacking. The weekly Friday NightHack is open to anyone and free to attend; regulars pay small optional monthly dues (roughly 50 to 75 PLN) for a 24/7 key fob. No application and no vetting: you show up, you build, and you join if the room fits.
Volunteer-run, donation-funded hackerspace founded after Chaos Communication Camp 2007. Famous for its 'do-ocracy', open Tuesday meetings, and the slogan 'be excellent to each other'. Moved to 272 Capp Street in the Mission in 2020.
c-base e.V. is a non-profit hackerspace founded by 17 members on 12 August 1995. Built around a long-running sci-fi narrative (the 'Raumstation' under Berlin), it pioneered the open hackerspace model years before the term was global.
Founded 2006 by Paul Boehm and friends inspired by CCC and c-base. Generally credited as the funding/organizational template that triggered the global hackerspace explosion of 2007-2010.
Non-profit hackerspace established at the Olde Cheshire Cheese pub on 10 February 2009. Multi-discipline shop with electronics, 3D printing, laser, woodwork, metalwork, textiles, amateur radio and bio.
Tokyo's flagship English-speaking hackerspace, started July 2009. Famous for the post-3/11 Safecast project, an open citizen-science radiation sensor network.