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LIUC – Università Cattaneo is involved in Maker Fest Genova, one out of many initiatives organized during the Fair of Maddalena.
The aim of Maker Fest is celebrating the culture of technological do it yourself and offering a place where everybody can display the products of their creativity.
An opportunity to discover the community of makers and their ideas to make the future simpler and funnier.
The Xerox 914 was the first automatic office copier in the world that worked on plain paper. That is a normal document in and normal paper out. By modern standards is was large and tempramental (it had a tendency to catch fire) and cost a lot $27,500 when it was launched in 1959.
The Things Network is an initiative to build a distributed wireless data network for connecting "things" to the net, fully owned and controlled by its users. The Internet of Things (IoT) typically consists of electronic devices with sensors and actuators that transmit small bits of data to the net. The Things Network (TTN) uses a free spectrum radio technology called LoRaWAN, that is Long Range, using low bandwidth and low power.
GULLP ( Gruppo Utenti Linux Lonate Pozzolo ) is now providing an "hackspace" in Volandia ( the biggest European Flight Museum).
The Lab temporarily labeled "Volandia LAB" is focused on flight technologies, unmanned aerial veihcles, Drones, and all related technologies. We use as well 3D Printing technologies to integrate, produce drone parts and for research scopes. Activities also integrates research and projects in the Internet of Things and Hardware field in general.
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