fablab

„Wow moment jsem zažil, když jsem zjistil, že navrhli 3D tiskárnu tak, aby mohla pracovat ve vesmír, aby si kosmonauti mohli vytisknout, co potřebují, přímo na místě. Vyráběli si tam nějaký klíč na utahování šroubů. Potom už stačí jen pár kilo materiálu. To mi přišlo jako velká pecka. Maker ale nemusí být čistě technik, může to být umělec, řemeslník, student i někdo, kdo s tím vůbec nemá profesně s nic společného. Využívá to jen pro svůj volný čas a vyrábí si třeba jen dárky.“

Moderní technologie ale už dnes vůbec nejsou jen výsadou vědců nebo zámožných fanoušků novinek ze světa techniky. Stejně jako měli dříve rodiče a prarodiče dílny, ve kterých s pomocí pájky opravovali nefunkční kabely ke spotřebičům nebo si svařovali lavičku na zahradu, dnes existují dílny jako třeba FabLab, kde současní kutilové tisknou na 3D tiskárně chybějící součástky do domácnosti, na plotru vyrábí trička s vlastními potisky nebo s pomocí laserové řezačky renovují historický nábytek. Novodobým kutilům říká šéf brněnské FabLab dílny a absolvent FEKT VUT Tomáš Mejzlík makeři. Není podle něj důležité vzdělání, předchozí zkušenosti, ale nadšení a nápad. Jaký je rozdíl mezi kutilem a makerem? Kolik stehů za minutu zvládne automatický vyšívací stroj? A dá se vytisknout zbraň? 

As you will know by now, this podcast searches long and hard for answers to the over-riding question of 'what do we need to do, to get us from where we are, to where we need to be to set the stage for that generative future our hearts know is possible?' So when I got a book that directly asked and then answered that question, I dived straight in. 'Building Tomorrow: Averting Environmental Crisis With a New Economic System' does exactly what it says on the cover. It's full of concrete examples of individuals, organisations and businesses who are forging new ground at the leading edge of change, weaved into a coherent imagining of a future that runs by different rules.

Author, Paddy Le Flufy, read mathematics at Cambridge, then - as seems to have happened with quite a lot of our recent guests, he took a job in the city and qualified as an accountant with KPMG. And then, as also seems to happen with our guests, he didn't buy into the system, but instead spent years living something of a double life, earning money as a finance specialist in London then spending it living in remote places, alongside people whose lives were radically different from his own. This period culminated with a year, funded by a Royal Geographical Society Award, being taught by indigenous wisdom-keepers in the Peruvian Amazon. Since 2015, he has been based in the UK and then Canada, researching how we can redesign our economic system to avert the impending environmental catastrophe. His book is the result of this research. It brings together some ideas we've explored already on the podcast, but knits them with things I had never heard about, and it creates a whole that has the potential to change the way our culture functions - which is genuinely exciting. 

Paddy's website https://paddyleflufy.com  

Building Tomorrow on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/Building-Tomorrow-Averting-Environmental-Economic/dp/1739345207/
Paddy on Linked In https://www.linkedin.com/in/paddy-le-flufy/
Paddy on Substack https://paddyleflufy.substack.com 

Paddy on Twitter www.twitter.com/paddyleflufy
Doughnut Economics https://doughnuteconomics.org/
RiverSimple  https://www.riversimple.com/governance/
Sovereign Money https://positivemoney.org/our-proposals/sovereign-money-introduction/
Fab Labs https://fabfoundation.org/ 
Torekes currency https://www.torekes.be/nl/home/
Cosmo-Localism https://www.thealternative.org.uk/dailyalternative/2019/5/13/what-is-cosmo-localism-and-why-we-think-its-a-game-changer

The Cosmolocal Reader https://clreader.net/

Co-hosts of the show decided to reflect on previous episodes of the podcast, to thank its amazing guests for coming and to plan the next catchy topics with cool guests who push Ukraine forward. 

This episode is more like an inner briefing but a cozy one. Don't judge too harshly. Instead, don't hesitate to send feedback or any of your ideas for the show to dominique@unit.city

Thanks for sound engineering to @MasterskayaLab and especially to Pasha Cecetov!

Sincerely yours,

Dominique Piotet, CEO of UNIT.City

Andrei Komarovski, CEO of Sector X acceleration platform

Tatiana Morozova Skydan, Communications at UFuture holding company, Radio&Podcast Producer 

 Olia Synyakevych, designer at FabLab Fabricator, which is the most advanced lab in Ukraine in terms of prototyping in general and 3D printing in particular. FabLab launched a special program to 3Dprint masks to support hospitals and doctors during this time. For more information: www.3dmaski.com.ua

00:45 - What’s cooking?

02:30 - News about WeWork, Airbnb and Slack

07:12 - Welcome Olia Synyakevych, designer at FabLab Fabricator

12:00 - Face shields for doctors printed in FabLab. How it started. 

21:00 - The best soundtrack for 3D-printing.

25:40 - The future of 3D-printing.

 Big thanks for sound engineering to  @masterskayalab 

This is the first of two webinars where we explore the three Cs that underline maker pedagogy, which are constructionism, constructivism and critical pedagogy. In this webinar, the FabLearn Director sits down with a group of the FabLearn Fellows and the Principal Advisor, Sylvia Martinez, to delve deep into the 3Cs.

FabLearn Fellows that are with us in this episode are Kevin Jarret, David Hahn, Mario Parade, Gilson Domingues, Josh Ajima, Christa Flores and Dodji Honou. Go to fablearn.org/fellows where they share ideas, best practices and resources for maker education.

Resources from this episode:

Paulo Blikstein:
http://www.blikstein.com/paulo/

Sylvia Martinez:
http://sylviamartinez.com/

2014 Fellows:
http://fellows.fablearn.org/2014fellows/

2016 Fellows:
http://fellows.fablearn.org/2016fellows/

Shownotes: http://spielend-programmieren.at/de:podcast:biertaucher:2013:085

Inhalt:
0:00:35 untote Hausmeisterthemen
0:01:52 worüber wir reden werden: mitgebrachte Hardware: Google Nexus, drahtloses Aufladegerät, 6lowPan Temperatur und Feuchtefühler, Buch und Filmbesprechung
0:03:48 Harald’s Homestory: Harald wollte in Kärnten einen Gigabit (Buffalo) W-Lan-Router kaufen (DDWRT, OPENWRT)
0:10:47 Johnny hat ein neues Nexus Smartphone bekommen und Android Jelly Bean 4.2.1 draufgeflasht und spielt sich mit Photospheres.
0:20:55 Horst über: Mark Shuttleworth hat ein Youtube-Video über das neue Ubuntu OS ( für mobile Geräte ) gemacht
0:28:09 Harald’s Smarthome Beitrag: Raum-Feuchte und Raumtemperaturfühler mit 6lowPan, wahlweise mit Batterie, Stromkabel oder mit organischen Solarzellen.
0:37:40 Buchbesprechung: Horst hat das Buch Makers: the new industrial revolution von Chris Anderson ausgelesen. Über 3D-Drucker, Lasercutter, DIY Drones, Geekdaddy.com, Wired
0:47:32 Chaos Communication Congress 29c3: Alle Videos sind online, wir warten auf Florian für einen Report
0:50:11 ÖVP startet offenen Arbeitskreis für Netzpolitik
0:52:18 Harald über soziale Netze ( bzw. das c’t Sonderheft zu diesem Thema ), Politik, WordPress-Plugin Buddypress, Werbung, Facebook, Diaspora, Datenschutz
1:10:26 schöner Leben: Horst war im Kino und NICHT begeistert von Beasts of the southern Wild , aber empfiehlt den Film What Happiness is
Vorschau auf nächsten Podcast