{“form_type”:”exhibit”,”maker_faire”:”2013_newyork”,”uid”:”_guid_wc-98DYDhodRp3FdDvBoxQ==”,”tags”:”retro”,”cats”:”hackerspaces, hacks, raspberry-pi”,”project_name”:”NYC Resistor Presents Future Crew!”,”private_description”:”We\’re planning on bringing a number of projects that we previewed at this year\’s interactive show, but the centerpiece will be the next version of our Future Crew game. Take a look at our blog post to get a sense for what it\’s like:rnhttp://www.nycresistor.com/2013/06/21/future-crew/rnrnWe will also have a number of side projects, including a new iteration of Chris Fenton\’s mechanical computer and the minitel-tumblr time tunnel.”,”public_description”:”NYC Resistor is bringing Future Crew to Maker Faire! Flip switches! Push buttons! Use a variety of retro-futuristic consoles to manipulate the timestream and save the universe!”,”project_photo”:”http://makerfaire.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/9057224167_7be96abf4e_k.jpg”,”project_photo_thumb”:”http://makerfaire.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/9057224167_7be96abf4e_k-500×333.jpg”,”project_website”:”http://www.nycresistor.com/”,”project_video”:”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9F5Gvj2vv8″,”food”:”No”,”food_details”:”",”org_type”:”Cause or mission-based organization”,”large_non_profit”:”(We\’re a hackerspace.)”,”sales”:”No”,”sales_details”:”",”crowdsource_funding”:”No”,”cf_details”:”",”booth_size”:”10×20″,”booth_size_details”:”",”tables_chairs”:”Special”,”tables_chairs_details”:”We\’ll provide the table for Future Crew proper, but we\’ll want another table for other projects and supplies. We\’ll also need at least 5 chairs for the people running Future Crew.”,”layout”:”",”activity”:”Yes”,”placement”:”Although we don\’t necessarily need to be in a dark room, we do need to be away from bright windows which would wash out the screens and effects.”,”booth_location”:”Inside”,”booth_options”:”",”lighting”:”Normal”,”noise”:”Repetitive or potentially annoying sound”,”power”:”Yes”,”what_are_you_powering”:”Future crew terminals, minitel terminals, motive power for mechanical computer, 1940\’s-era teletype.”,”amps”:”",”amps_details”:”",”internet”:”It would be nice to have WiFi internet access”,”radio”:”No”,”radio_frequency”:”",”radio_details”:”",”fire”:”No”,”hands_on”:”Yes”,”safety_details”:”None.”,”email”:”phooky@gmail.com”,”name”:”Adam Mayer”,”maker”:”A group or association”,”maker_name”:”Adam Mayer”,”maker_email”:”phooky@gmail.com”,”maker_bio”:”",”maker_twitter”:”",”maker_photo”:”",”maker_photo_thumb”:”",”m_maker_name”:["Adam Mayer"],”m_maker_email”:["phooky@gmail.com"],”m_maker_photo”:[""],”m_maker_photo_thumb”:”",”m_maker_twitter”:”",”m_maker_bio”:[""],”m_maker_gigyaid”:["_guid_wc-98DYDhodRp3FdDvBoxQ=="],”group_name”:”NYC Resistor”,”group_bio”:”NYC Resistor is a hackerspace located in Brooklyn, New York.”,”group_twitter”:”@nycresistor”,”group_photo”:”http://makerfaire.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/6348545625_13625bbb21_b.jpg”,”group_photo_thumb”:”http://makerfaire.files.wordpress.com/2013/07/6348545625_13625bbb21_b-500×333.jpg”,”group_website”:”http://nycresistor.com/”,”phone1″:”917 539 3595″,”phone1_type”:”mobile”,”phone2″:”(347) 586-9270″,”phone2_type”:”work”,”private_address”:”87 3rd Avenue”,”private_address2″:”4th Fl.”,”private_city”:”Brooklyn”,”private_state”:”NY”,”private_zip”:”11217″,”private_country”:”US”,”supporting_documents”:”",”references”:”We\’re fairly well-known in the US hackerspace community. We\’ve participated in the NYC Maker Faire since it started, and have individually or through various projects participated in Maker Faires on the west coast as well.”,”referrals”:”",”hear_about”:”",”first_time”:”No”,”anything_else”:”Hi!”}
