Open and collaborative design How To Make is a series of talks, in which citizens meet, creators, architects , engineers, scientists... to share experiences about culture, creation and digital manufacturing. GUESTS BabyDuino, Fabian Morales BabyDuino is a baby monitor prototyping kit based on Arduino. Its objective is to provide a tool for monitoring biological data that are important for the welfare of a baby, such as body and environmental temperature, humidity, ... among others. Having this type of information can help identify patterns related to different sleep disorders (apnea), heart disease (related to sudden death),... https://goteo.org/project/babyduino https://sites.google.com/site/babyduino/babyduino Alberto Martínez Enable protesic hands The Open Shoes project consists on creating a healthy, modular and open source footwear, that you may make for yourself, using new technologies, or can acquire it at a reasonable price. The rise of 3D printing allows us to take a first step in this direction. Being open source, the user or a professional can modify standard designs and tailor it to some specific needs. Therefore, we aim to create a community around the project of interested users, both professional and private, that will be a key part to being able to offer alternative versions or upgrades. https://goteo.org/project/the-open-shoes http://theopenshoes.org/en/> LECTURE: Alternative financing models based on the "crowd" by Rosa Fernández (Colaborabora) The crowdfunding or collective financing has become a global phenomenon, from 1.5 billion dollars transferred and collected online in 2011 to almost 10 billion in 2014 and being present in more 160 countries. During the session we will analyze those financing models and its possibilities and requirements to finance technology projects. We will begin by explaining the current concept, a brief overview of the history, and some data, types and evolution. Then we will dive into the reward crowdfunding, give a battery of advises to publish a crowdfunding campaign and study some projects that have been co - funded in the field of culture mainly maker . We will end the session with a collective debate.
How To Make is a series of talks, in which citizens meet, creators, architects , engineers, scientists... to share experiences about culture, creation and digital manufacturing.