Maker Faire is a place for old and young, professional and hobbyists who are interested in “making” every kind of things. May it be art, technology, interaction, sculptures, robots and much much more. Exhibitors can show their creativity, demonstrate their products or services and exchange ideas with like-minded, get in touch with potential customers or even investors. Vistors can enjoy the program at and around the Maker Faire, participate in workshops and events for young and old, learn soldering, making clay art or even welding. There will be a lot of interesting people to meet, a lot of interesting products and all kind of arts to see, hear and even taste. So just visit us and give yourself the chance to be inspired and astonished by the beauty and power of creativity. Organizer: SeeedStudio , CSDN , Leiphone Time: 06~07,April,2014 Location: Shekou,Nanshan,Shenzhen,China Contact us: makerfairesz@gmail.com 
What is Maker Faire? Maker Faire is the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth—a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker movement. It’s a place where people show what they are making, and share what they are learning. Makers range from tech enthusiasts to crafters to homesteaders to scientists to garage tinkerers. They are of all ages and backgrounds. The aim of Maker Faire is to entertain, inform, connect and grow this community. The original Maker Faire event was held in San Mateo, CA in 2006. More than 530,000 people experienced a Maker Faire in 2013. The robust growth of the Maker Movement is evidenced by the sheer increase of Maker Faire events held across the globe, and in the growth of total attendance: 64% more in 2013 than 2012 — and 335% more than 2011! World Maker Faire New York, the other flagship event, continued to grow, increasing 36% in its fourth year to welcome 75,000 people over two days. Community-driven, independently organized Mini Maker Faires are now being produced around the United States and the world. Detroit, Kansas City, Newcastle (UK), and Tokyo are the home of “featured” Maker Faires (200+ makers), and Shenzhen will be the 7th city to host a featured Maker Faire in 2014. This event is sponsored by the following companies or maker. 
This year Maker Faire mainly separate to four areas: 
This event is very big to compare with last year. There are so many companies and individuals took part in the activity this time, and you also can see some creative solution in this event. The following will introduce some more company’s details:
- WIZnet
This is WIZnet booth. This is our first time to join Maker Faire. One of our distributors Crypton had taken part in WIZnet Booth during the exhibition time. 
We had demoed some customer’s application such as Smart Metering, RC car and IP Camera. Besides, we have shown our Ethernet and Wifi Arduino Shield. We also have prepared leaflets for the visitor.
- Seeed Studio
Seeed Studio is an open hardware company develops and brings to market innovative and cost-effective prototyping solutions for hobbyists and aspiring inventors. 
They are main sponsor for this Maker Faire. They have showed their Arduino Shield. They have shown our W5100 and W5200 Ethernet shield.
- Atmel
They show some Arduino boardsuch as Rainbowduino, Seeeduino Stalker 
- Texas instruments
TI had a plethora of interesting devices on display at its Maker Faire booth, including all kinds of devices designed to plug into each other to allow for quick prototyping. And also, they show some MSP430 launch Pad development board. 
- DF Robot
DFRobot stands for Dream Factory of Robot and is one of the leading providers in robot sensors, microcontroller, and robot platforms. 
- UK Represented Group
- Forum:
Keynotes Keynote speeches will be given by the seniors in the Maker Movement. They will share their rich experience, inspirational ideas and foresighted perspectives. !. Randolph Wang Intel Tom Igoe Arduino Makers in Business The speeches are given by entrepreneurs, providing suggestions for makers who would like to step into entrepreneurship; as well as insights regarding how big/traditional companies join the maker movement! Sander Arts Atmel