The world's largest gathering of inventors shows that anyone can make magic

Around the world,  the "maker mindset" has become a watchword for entrepreneurs, innovators and educators alike. From kids using high-tech fabrication labs to revive shop class to multi-hundred-thousand-dollar Kickstarter campaigns, makers are making waves for all the right reasons.

In the second episode of Future Now, we go inside the event that started it all, Maker Faire Bay Area, a 100,000+ person, multi-day extravaganza.

Produced by Andrew Stern. 

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