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„Empowering people to create and grow businesses that change the world.“ -JIC
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5• Awarnes of new technologies
• Projects for personal use
• Prototyping products
• Democratization of manufacturing
• 6 500 m2
• Companies, startups, coworking space, laboratories.
• Space full of content, workshops, hackathons…
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• Laser cutter
• CNC router
• Vinyl cutter
• 3D printers
• Internet of thing and small electronics
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Fast and precise cutting, engraving
Wood, paper, acrylic
Marking of iron, aluminum, glass, stone…
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USE• Mills (removing/cutting away
of material according to a specific design) a variety of materials (wood, foam, light metals, etc.)
• Woodworking mill (solid wood)
• Large-volume mold creation
• Mills large-volume mold creation
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• Cuts various materials including vinyl, certain papers, heat transfer films, decals, and certain fabrics
• Cuts adhesive copper film for PCB manufacture
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Easy way of turning ideas in to physical objects.
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Small electronics to control various actuators, buttons, switches, chips, sensors, controllers, etc. Electronic prototyping platforms like Arduino and others.
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Community and content matters
– Tour de lab
– Workshops
– Hackathons
– Meetings
Techshop USA
A guy with an idea of iPad case
Techshop provided machines and education
He finished 3 courses, start a company and within 90 days he had revenue of 1 M USD
First year revenue 4 M USD
Second year revenue 10 M USD
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16FabLab, Boston USA
Peers with the 3D scanning and 3D printing technologies manufactured a utensil grip for their disabled friend. He is now able to eat by himself.
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FabLab, Jalalabad, Afghanistan
Cheap and easy way of communicating with rural areas. Data has been uploaded to and shared to the world. E.G. They use it to track sheep in Norway.
18FabLab, MIT, USA
Affordable, portable standing desk of quality maple that packs flat and assembles in seconds without screws or tools.
• MIT 2004: Bits go globally – atoms stays locally
• 700+ FabLabs around the world
• 10 000+ makers
• Sharing with Creative Commons licence– http://en.wikifab.org/index.php/Main_Page
– http://www.thingiverse.com/
– http://www.instructables.com/
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• Not for profit but self sustainable
• Big base of users with low threshold payed by month
• Operation 24/7
• High level of autmation
• Good IT infrastructure
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Present
Equipped with machines
02/2017
Testing phase
Open to public
04/2017
Operation 24/7
• Thousands of visitors on the workshops
• Hundreds of regular users
• Tens of projects accelarated to the market
• Supportive attitude to other communities in region
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• IoT equipment for prototyping
• Seminars or workshops for users
• Cooperation on events (e.g. Openday in april, hackathons in future)
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• Potential of hunders of new users
• Supporting education in digitalprototyping
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FEKT VUT Graduate
Active during studiesChief of NGO – SPS
Advisor of dean, rector for students affairs
Projects to support stronger participation of students in the community
IPMA certified
Jobs, InternshipsUSA, Kyrgyzstan, IBM, ABB, editor – Chip, TVFreak
Since 1. 4. 2016 JIC FabLab manager
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Mob. +420 725 960 702
