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The Fab Academy is a Digital Fabrication Program directed by Neil Gershenfeld of MIT’s Center For Bits and Atoms and based on MIT’s rapid prototyping… 
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Students at Carver Middle School present their take on Meghan Trainor's Dear Future Husband. This video was made for a FabLab grant application to improve ...
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We visit with FabLab Technician Fraser Jones to find out more about how it works, the ups and downs, and why you should visit.
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Northrop Grumman's FABrication LABoratory (FabLab) will open on October 14 at the company's Aerospace Systems headquarters in Redondo Beach, CA.
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Eric Olson takes us through the different types of 3D printers that are available to use in the UT Arlington FabLab. Credit: Music by Antarcticbreeze (CC BY 3.0) ...
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From the 3D Printshow Berlin 2015 FabLab Berlin fablab-berlin.org/en/ i3 Berlin laydrop.com Made possible by All3DP.com ~~~ Support me by shopping on eBay through these affiliate links:...
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A review not just of the highlights of the conference but of the promise of the movement and the concept of distributed manufacturing. Very well done video.
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Learn about the Fabrication Laboratory at Metropolitan Community College. A place for innovation, the FabLab caters to entrepreneurs, small-business owners, and community members who want to play, prototype and produce. Learn more at http://fablab.mccinfo.net.
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Makies, the 3D printed toy and game company, has launched FabLab, its inaugural game! FabLab is a free game for people eight and up, through which you create and customize a character and its accessories, which you can also get as real-world, one-off, custom-fabbed objects. MakieLab, the company that created FabLab, was founded by my wife Alice Taylor, and so I've had an inside view into the process by which the game and its back-end -- which includes a remarkable toolchain for turning 3D game-objects into printable items -- came into being. The Makies here in London are fantastic, and they've done brilliantly with the game, if I do say so myself. Please give the game a try -- and tell your friends!
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Highlights of the Mott FABLAB hosting the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Flint. What a fantastic learning experience for these talented boys and girls! Program ...
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Visit of the "Fab Lab" of La Villette in Paris, a manufacturing laboratory open to the public where is provided all kinds of tools for the design and construction of ...
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As we are coming down to the wire there is still plenty of work to be done to get Familab 1.5x ready for the grand opening June 2nd. Today Dave installed part of ...
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Come in a take a look at Maker Depot's fabrication lab. We currently have 6 different 3D printers, a laser etcher and engraver, sewing machines, hand tools and ...
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In the midst of e-waste traffickers, Africans are endeavouring to find ways to breathe new life into these discarded materials.
8A Nathan's curator insight,
February 27, 2015 2:34 AM
In dumps all over Africa, Africans are taking in what seems like useless E-junk and are finding ways to recycle it. From the large disposal of old technology as Africa moves forward, areas are filled with large amounts of what is junk to some could be worth a lot more after processing takes place. Many unorganized workers go there everyday at risk of their own health for the livelihood of their families. In some places the E-waste is taken to more organized facilitates where decent technology can be sold at stores for large amounts of money, but in other areas it is collected to survive. This article helped me understand how Africa is moving forward with technology, and that Africans are resourceful. The article stated that the E-Junk was hidden very well by the government, so it was pretty awesome when poor African families found all this stuff and are being resourceful and making money from it. This article made me sad that people have to do this to gain wealth but it also showed me how productive Africans can be.
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We said we weren't going to upload again until January, but we hit 100 subscribers before we knew it! To say thank you, here's a bonus clip from our upcoming...
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This is "Fab Labs to Fab Cities" by Tristan Copley Smith on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
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RT @ProletariatWISH: FAB10 Documentary: http://t.co/MvTZ13UTlw via @FAB10Barcelona #FabLab #DigitalFabrication #3Dprinting #Open #Local #Di…
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“This is the story of a quest for answers to how a designer can help people create their own products. How we can collaborate globally and produce locally, and how we can make a living while sharing knowledge and designs?
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