INTERFACER project

The entire INTERFACER team would like to THANK YOU ALL who contributed to this wonderful event - the future of making. We are still overwhelmed and thank all speakers, makers, innovators, moderators, all helping hands and the whole Fab City Hamburg community for creating such a vibrant environment following the mission to produce locally and connect globally. Meet the network: Fab City Hamburg e.V., Helmut-Schmidt-University, HIWW Hamburger Institut für Wertschöpfungssystematik und Wissensmanagement , The New Production Institute, Jens Kerstan (BUKEA), Martin Duensing, Global Innovation Gathering, Fab City Foundation, Tomas Diez, William Neale, Fab Academy, InMachines, Dyne.org foundation, recyclehero , House of All, Fab Lab Barcelona, António Chanoca, Süderelbe AG, Internet of Production Alliance, Indeed Innovation, Denis Roio, weciety e.V., Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH, regenholz, and many more. #fabcity #interfacer #opensourcesoftware #opensourcehardware #circulareconomy

Operating under the EU's Digital Product Passport which aims to advance transparency and environmental sustainability, Fab City Hamburg e.V.'s Fab City OS (OS stands for Operating System) is a collection of different open source software solutions divided into the "Fab City OS Suite" and the "Fab City OS Core" network. As part of the Dyne Foundation's INTERFACER project, the Fab City OS, and its open source solutions can be hosted locally to connect and provide Fab Cities, a vision we are working together with Fab City Foundation, meaning locally productive and globally connected self-sufficient cities, with transparency and documentation for their design and manufacturing processes.

Our work at Dyne.org foundation and Forkbomb BV on Decentralized Identity, presented for the government of Brasil in a 15m video #SSI #Decentralized #Identity #DID

Exciting New Features in the OpenLab Starter Kit!   ⚙ The InMachines development team is constantly improving the OpenLab Starter Kit - an open source set of digital fabrication machines for Fab Labs and Open Labs, and the latest update introduces several exciting new features!! 👉 These include an automatic mill tool changer, enhanced design and performance for the large Laser Cutter and CNC milling machine, the launch of the first open-source vinyl cutter, and new software for creating 3D documentation files, among other improvements. 🔊 💬 More updates and full documentation will be available soon. Stay tuned! 💻 More at: https://lnkd.in/gQjSMUAH The OpenLab Starter Kit is funded as part of the dtec.bw research project Fab City at Helmut-Schmidt-Universität/Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg - dtec.bw is funded by the European Union - NextGenerationEU.

Incredible workshop experience last week with the Master in Design for Distributed Innovation students, mapping the journey of #data from 'raw material' to potentially #value asset! An overview of what data is, how it is currently used, and how we can start changing the lenses and the perspective in order to reach a more equitable ecosystem 🧐 The challenge we addressed was building dynamic and #decentralized systems that can support and accelerate this shift from #PITO to #DIDO, without leaving anyone behind - planet 🌍, remote places 🏜️ and under-represented groups 🌈, by building the opportunity for everybody to study the system, use it, modify it and participate! Case studies: REFLOW EU Project , INTERFACER project , Fab City Hamburg e.V. The workshop welcomed everyone for the Live sessions and here you can find the overview, the main challenges we tackled and some interesting resources from the first session! Special thanks to the Dyne.org foundation colleagues Stefano Bocconi , Adam Burns and Denis "Jaromil" Roio and to the Fab City Foundation colleagues Josefina Nano Daan S. Happy #systemchange to all the magnificent MDDI students 🚀 #opendata #opensource #commons #fair-distribution #circulareconomy

📚 Exciting Announcement! We're thrilled to kick off the week with the release of our latest book: "Global collaboration, local production - Fab City als Modell für Kreislaufwirtschaft und nachhaltige Entwicklung" ⚙🌱 Join us on a journey of innovation, economic development, and local empowerment as we explore the transformative potential of the Fab City model. This collaborative publication features insightful contributions from experts in » Citizen & Collaborative Innovation and Design, » Circular Design & Economy, » Open-Source Software Tools for Open Source Hardware Development, » Digital Product Passport, Federated (Open-Source) Systems, » Open Source Hardware Dissemination, » Technical Literacy, and Economic Governance. 🌐 A heartfelt thank you to all the dedicated authors and co-authors whose expertise, passion, and creativity have brought this vision to life. Your contributions have sparked important discussions and are paving the way for a brighter, more sustainable future. 🖥 Open Access available via https://lnkd.in/dsXKuxhe 🤝 Manuel Moritz, Sonja Buxbaum-Conradi, Tobias Redlich, Jens Wulfsberg, Neil Gershenfeld, Tomas Diez, Jacqueline Bertlich, Dr., Denis "Jaromil" Roio, INTERFACER project, Adam Burns, Mihaela Tudorache, Mohammed Omer, Luisa Lange, Michel Langhammer, Dr. Jana Christine Koppe, Pascal Krenz, Dominik Saubke, Julia Markert, Micol Salomone, Dyne.org foundation, Wolf Kühr, Ursula Tischner, Niels Boeing, Dr., Dipl.-Ing. Michael Ziehl, Dr. Marvin Klein, Prof. Dr. Christina Raasch, Alex M. P., David Pacuku, Johanna Schnier, Lisa Stoltenberg, Anna Wildhack, Dana Beldiman, Fabian Flüchter, Felix Tann, Margit Hofer, J. C. Mariscal, Martin Häuer, Timm Wille, Julian Stirling, Martin Schott, Helmut-Schmidt-Universität/Universität der Bundeswehr Hamburg, Fab City Hamburg e.V., Fab City Foundation and many more 🙏

Tolocar Stories - Transforming Communities! 🚐 Discover the powerful impact of mobile makerspaces in Ukraine through the Tolocar Stories in our playbook. These narratives showcase creativity and resilience in action. Be inspired by the change we’re driving together! 👉 Get your online playbook here: playbook.tolocar.org (https://lnkd.in/dgaxXAjM) Supporting Peremoha Lab in Chernihiv, building playground furniture in Truskavets, collaborating with CO-HATY in Ivano-Frankivsk, replicating a Fabulaser in Konotop, training community workers in Sumy on making Insulate Ukraine windows - the Tolocar teams have been busy! From idea to implementation, these projects represent hope, resilience, and the unyielding spirit of collaboration. Swipe through to see the before-and-after pictures and feel the joy of creation. Stories like these are what motivate us to keep moving forward. #TOLOCAR is a project funded by the German Government (Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ) and implemented by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH with support of At Stake gGmbH and HIWW Hamburger Institut für Wertschöpfungssystematik und Wissensmanagement in close collaboration with Ukrainian and international partners.