Limor Fried is an engineer best known for her work at Adafruit Industries, the company she founded in 2005. Adafruit's goals are simple: create the best place online for learning electronics and make the best designed products for makers of all ages and skill levels. The company sells all kinds of DIY kits, from phone chargers and learning toys to power monitoring systems and art robots. Limor has emerged as a leader of the open-source hardware movement and is a goddess (LadyAda, as they call her) among makers. She was the first to encourage hacking Microsoft's Kinect (even offering a $3,000 prize), and she's fiercely passionate about getting kids to explore science and engineering. Limor talked to us about Adafruit's workshop in New York City, her current projects, and her best productivity tricks. Want to know more? She's chatting live for the next hour! More »