Let's Be Awesome
Code, Make, Refurbish, Recycle
This website is about as cluge as it gets and will be forever under construction
The overall idea is that every community should have a place where people can learn to build things from candles to rocket ships.
(713) 494-1981
There are two FabLabs in Houston and I have been to the one in East Aldine and it is very nice.
Visit FabLab stuff
Let's Use Open Source and Open Data to Improve Neighborhood Service
I am basically retired But have this dream of there Being Maker spaces close to everybody in houston
Downtown Houston From The Near Northside
Open Data
The City of Houston Mayor's Innovation Office works hard to get us data.
I have hope that the new folks elected to county government will also begin to work on opening our data to us.
Open Source
We build with Open Source and will determine which license is best for sustainable use.
Connecting
We are very small but Houston's Innovation is much larger than even the old Sears' property will hold.
Contact Me
Let's Work Together
Let's get coding, making, refurbishing and recycling.
All while being awesome. Building before Consuming.
I am randy7771026 on github,
Randall Baxley and a LION on LinkedIn,
Randall Baxley on Facebook and NextDoor,
@tahtah777 on twitter
and randy7771026@gmail.com
HouHackNight
(713) 494-1981
My own pursuits are more software and small hardware related
A lot of links to the path I took to open source usefulness
TXRX labs is or was the biggest in Houston but I have not visited since they moved to the East End Maker Space
TXRX Labs
In The Ion
Ion Prototyping Lab
There are two FabLabs in Houston
One in East Aldine
/* A lot of links to the path I took to open source usefulness
The other one is at Baker Ripley in Second Ward but I have yet to visit.
FabLab will give you a general idea
Visit FabLab stuff