:::warning Forensics of obsolescence confronts us with the results of today's consumers' electronics industry model. By tearing apart broken everyday objects we uncover key topics such as systems thinking, supply chains, intellectual models, reverse engineering or programmed obsolescence. On top of it, by using a hands-on approach we introduce the use of fundamental technology hacking concepts: datasheets, multimeters, power supplies, electronic tools. We will document our findings by writing a "forensic report" of each artefact. ::: :::success Previous report examples iRobot Roomba Princess Induction Cooker iMac Destructor

Intellectual property A dynamic compilation and evolving guide on intellectual property, focusing on its definition, significance, and various models in the context of both tangible and intangible assets. :::warning This note is a living document where we compile information about Intellectual property, and related topics. Expect it to evolve over time! ::: External links MIRO Board Tool

THE MACHINE PARADOX - 23/24 An introduction to physical computing by hacking everyday objects We spend our lives interacting with objects and interfaces who's underlying technology we hardly understand, not merely due to their complexity but also because they were intended to be closed by design. Using reverse engineering techniques, we try to reveal the original motivations that led to design and production decisions. Through the idea of hacking, we will explore the internal components building everyday objects, from coffee machines to wi-fi networks, while learning how to use open software and hardware tools to change the way they work and interface with the world. Introduction Forensics of the obsolesence The right to hack

:::info :loudspeaker: Links to keep around Day 1Presentation Available data capture tools Sense Making Journal Template Day 2 SC Orange guides, official docs and videos

Introduction Four binary files are used for testing and flashing the Smart Citizen Kit: SAMD21 Bootloader ESP12-F firmware SAMD21 testing firmware (customized with the Wi-Fi credentials provided by you) SAMD21 production firmware. The SAMD21 testing firmware is provided to you via email. It's customised with the Wi-Fi credentials of your facilities. The rest of the files can be build from the code on our Github repository.

Design a battery pack system to power a NARDI SANY+AIR Compressor (24V version) for at least 1h based on 18650 lithium-ion cellsthat could be charged using standard 220V AC mains power. :::warning :eyeglasses: How To Build Your Own Lithium Battery ::: Compressor Motor Specs Battery pack design proposal Cell type

  Here you can find information about the MQTT protocol and how it works. You need the Arduino IDE installed. And the PubSubClient library. If you don't know how to install libraries on the Arduino IDE here is a guide. Code Example :::spoiler Full Code

Citlali Hernández aka Turbulente Xavi Domínguez aka er Lunni Main Goals for today Understand basic concepts to prototype an interface Navigate the immensity of possibilities, tools, technologies, protocols and languages to design and implement interfaces. To learn about the creative process of a transdisciplinary artist. Discovering, understanding and practicing livecoding. Tinkering Human Interfaces

TAUMS (The Almost Useful Machines) TAUMs is a practical and intensive three (3) days experimental program into fabrication, physical computing and introduction to the Fab Lab environment. It has been designed to fill knowledge gaps and aimed to prepare students to succeed and improve their experience in rapid prototyping. We will be going over the basic skills needed to tinker, develop and fabricate almost anything in a Fab Lab, as well as how to manage time and resources necessary to its proper operation. We will offer an impact experience, seeking to inspire and motivate the participants to use the possibilities of digital manufacturing and technologies to prototype, design, fabricate and program an “honest” mechanical artifact that “makes” something. Forensics of the obsolescence :::info Professors: Santi(Intro), Mikel y Victor Duration: Tue 11th, 15:00 to 19:00 Topics: Volts, Watts and waterfalls, From physics to information, From ideas to code

Public Syllabus Google Docs - Official to Submit Tentative schedule TODO :::danger Notas de la clase: https://hackmd.io/-6tpUjtTSpGx1vILGgJbUg?both#Using-data-from-others :::

:::info Links to keep around What you will need for Day 1Presentation Available data capture tools Sense Making Journal Template What you will need for Day 2 SC Orange guides, official docs and videos

Technology beyond the myth: Forensics of the obsolescence and Our world in data 9-12 NOV 2021 MDEF Slides Source Forensics of the obsolescence Other Slides Fab Lab Barcelona - Sense Making

categories: Digital Fabrication Social Innovation Entrepenurial skills [TOC] Paste 3d Printing Pottery Lab Additive manufacturing (AM) techniques are mainly deployed through layer-by-layer or contour crafting by using FDM technology using standard thermoplastics such as PLA/ABS/etc. Nowadays there is a global collective drift towards the development of alternative natural or biobased materials that can be 3d printed. This workshop will examine the implications of paste extrusion, in the 3d printing process and how it modifies the traditional printing methodologies. Needing to adapt kinematic movements to its characteristics. This intensive workshop will focus on the techniques involved in paste 3d printing from creating bio- 3d printable materials together with traditional ones such as clay or ceramics with a custom opensource 3d printer paste extruder PDM (paste deposition modelling).

Fablabs.io Fablabs.io is a collection of online resources for the international Fab Lab community. The current official list of Fab Labs shares the same principles, tools, and philosophy around the future of technology and its role in society. Website Fab Labs list https://fablabs.io/labs Fab Labs list with "Corona" filter :::info :pencil: Filter integrated as part of the reservist project. We performed multiple surveys on the Fab Lab network to map which labs engaged in activities to support the COVID-19 crisis or were willing to contribute to similar actions in the future.

MQTT on ESP32 ESP8266 MQTT Flowcharts DSP notes Linux/Raspberry Pi Sensors SHT35 → Temperature and Humidity Sensor

Add your TOPICS for the unconference session Please, add here your TOPICS to discuss Stuart: Ideas to engage non-maker teachers with makerspace activities (5) Lex Rose: Resource Libraries (M+MN) (4) Peter Graven: K12 FabLab/ Innovation Spaces and the Integration into the Curriculum (vs standalone spaces). (4) Teresa Lampe: Maker Challenges (4) Isis: Fablab in Schools (4) Nathalie D: Changes needed in education systems to use making effectively in schools. (4) Hector: Connecting the fablab with the rest of the school (4)

[TOC] MACHINE DOCUMENTATION Faculty (Instructors) Daphne Gerodimou: dafni@fablabbcn.org Eduardo Chamorro: eduardo.chamorro@iaac.net Santiago Fuentemilla: santi@fablabbcn.org Eduardo Chamorro: eduardo.chamorro@iaac.net Óscar González: oscar@fablabbcn.org

categories: Digital Fabrication Social Innovation Entrepenurial skills [TOC] Impresión 3D Short description :::info The following activity is based on onlineF021: Snapshot and a warm-up session from Co-creation Navigator project of Waag | technology & society https://ccn.waag.org/drupal/sites/default/files/2018-09/WaagPortraitDrawing.pdf

categories: Digital Fabrication Social Innovation Entrepenurial skills tags: DOIT FLU Learning Experiences [TOC] Curso - Jugando con la LUZ video: https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1187585435066929154/pu/vid/1280x720/0bNY5RqaNS1SEVat.mp4?tag=10 This is a project inspired by Light Play The Tinkering Studio

[TOC] MDEF PRECOURSE 19-20 (Syllabus) SHORT DESCRIPTION The bootcamp is a practical and intensive one week training program and a broad reaching introduction to the Fab Lab environment. For groups, you will meet the machines, get introduced on how to operate them and internalize the concepts of rapid prototyping in order to give the students tools to allow them to develop their future prototypes. During the bootcamp we will be going over the basic skills needed to design, develop and fabricate almost anything in a Fab Lab, as well as how to manage the resources necessary to it’s proper operation. At the end of this course you will have learned how to explore and investigate visual representation through a range of image-making techniques; understand basic principles of working with shape, color and pattern; been exposed to the language and skills of typography; and understand and have applied the principles of composition and visual contrast. If you complete the course, along with its optional (but highly recommended) briefs, you will have a core set of graphic design skills that you can apply to your own projects, or to more deeply investigate a specialized area of graphic design.