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IDEActivity Center of the Design dept. at Politecnico di Milano opens the call for participation at‘Digital DIY inspiring future’, a full-day workshop as part of the Digital DIY* project activities.
IDEActivity Center of the Design dept. at Politecnico di Milano opens the call for participation at‘Digital DIY inspiring future’, a full-day workshop as part of the Digital DIY* project activities.
IDEActivity Center of the Design dept. at Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI) opens the call for the participation at the second series of ‘Digital DIY inspiring future’ workshop - as part of the Digital Do It Yourself project activities.
This workshop is part of the ‘Digital DIY inspiring future’ workshop series for ideas exploration and generation organized by the IDEActivity Center of the Design dept. at Politecnico di Milano.
Program and other information for all the workshops is here.
Meeting with teachers of the Veneto Region
"February 3rd, 2016, that is the day before our first 2016 Project Meeting was a very busy day. We had four different meetings with different groups and organizations who, for one reason or another, may have some interest in greater diffusion of Digital DIY."
A full report of this DiDIY Mini Tour is available in the Project Blog.
Settimana della Scienza Gallarate (Varese, Italy) 2016 is about “That’s the Future”. It consists in one week of public initiatives and exhibits aimed at putting in contact science with students and citizens, and involves schools, institutions, scientists, research centers, and universities such as LIUC – Università Cattaneo.
This project was conducted in two schools by the P2P Lab (a research hub focusing on open source technology and the commons) in the city of Ioannina, Greece. Students experimented with 3D design and created objects with features that would enable blind people to use them. Then using an open source 3D printer the odjects were manufactured. The designs were also made available under creative commons licenses.
Links to the blog of the project and the relevant academic article may be found on the website of the P2P Lab.
Lab#ID (the laboratory of LIUC – Università Cattaneo focused on Radio Frequency Identification and Near Field Communication) is involved in "La Notte dei Ricercatori 2015" (European Researchers' Night)on September 26, 2015 (from 15.00 to 20.00) at Piazza Monte Grappa, Varese. Lab#ID will be there in order to give informations and leaflets on its activities and on the DiDIY project. www.meetmetonight.it http://ec.europa.eu/research/researchersnight/index_en.htm
A brief comparative study comparing online design sharing platforms. Aspects considered are the main features it provides to the users, how sharing is encouraged, what licenses used and ownership and governance models of the platform.
See a summary in this blog post.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 644344. Disclaimer: The views expressed in this website do not necessarily reflect the views of the EC.
