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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.
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.
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.
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.
1. TOOLKIT GUIDELINES Guidelines include suggestions and instructions for setting up the co-design session and how to use the tools to engage participants and facilitate the session.
Amateurs committed to self-production (i.e. Do-It-Yourself or, simply, DIY) are reshaping the relationship between production and consumption. The spreading of this trend suggests scenarios in which non-professional people are, or will be, able to create artefacts. The socio-cultural changes fostered by the development of open-source and digital technologies have introduced a significant shift towards the revival of making and crafting, thus fostering creativity, sustainability and customization.
For hackers, makers, tinkerers and other participants of Digital DIY, an important way to find out about, use and participate in technological projects in this domain takes place through Internet platforms. There are quite a few different platforms that allow people to share hardware designs.
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