President Barack Obama ,at white House,,enjoyed the company of 34 inspiring and Creative Inventions .The Occasion Was Maker Faire .To celebrate new generation of students and entrepreneurs, the President hosted the first-ever White House Maker Faire
Obama Enjoyed The Company Of a 17-foot robotic giraffe+ a 128-square-foot, portable “tiny house” +a 3D pancake printer+ a giant red weather balloon+ and more than 30 other inspiring and creative inventions brought to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue by more than 100 students+ entrepreneurs+ engineers +researchers from 25 states
At the first-ever White House Maker Faire, the President also announced a host of new steps to spur manufacturing, innovation, and entrepreneurship by increasing the ability of more Americans, young and old, to have access to tools and techniques that can bring their ideas to life.
The day was a celebration of all things built-by-hand and designed-by-ingenuity — highlighting the role of cutting-edge equipment like 3D printers, laser-cutters, easy-to-use design software, and desktop machine tools in empowering everyday Americans to create and achieve almost anything.

American President also declared the day — June 18 — a National Day of Making, encouraging dreamers across the country to become Makers of things, not just consumers of things, and calling upon Americans in every corner of the nation to host programs and activities to mentor and empower a new generation of pioneers in design, manufacturing, and engineering.
And in a direct message to the inventors in the room, President Obama said: “Your projects are examples of a revolution that’s taking place in American manufacturing — a revolution that can help us create new jobs and industries for decades to come.”
We congratulate all of the Makers who participated in today’s White House Maker Faire. We can’t wait to see what you Make next America has always been a nation of tinkerers, inventors, and entrepreneurs. But in recent years, a growing number of Americans have gained access to technologies such as 3D printers, laser cutters, easy-to-use design software, and desktop machine tools. These tools are enabling more Americans to design and build almost anything.
Source :White House
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President Barack Obama looks at Lindsay Lawlor’s 17-foot-tall, 2,200-lb robotic giraffe on the South Lawn of the White House during the first White House Maker Faire, June 18, 2014. The creation “walks” on wheels and is powered by a 12-horsepower hybrid fuel-engine motor. Lindsay designed the Robotic Giraffe to play music, feature innovative lighting displays, and it can hold up to 30 people in its carriage.