EVENT AGENDA

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What is iPRODUCE, what are its objectives and what are we trying to achieve?

Speakers: Samuel Almeida (F6S) and Manuel Sánchez (AIDIMME)

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Speakers: Ria Pechlivani (ITI-CERTH), Dimitris Chapizanis (White Research)

Dimitris Chapizanis (White Research) | Key findings from Stakeholder Requirements for UDI in the Consumer Goods Products

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Overview of the presentation
This presentation provides a summary of the main results collected in the framework of iPRODUCE Task 2.1 - Users and Stakeholders Requirements, Perspectives and Motivation. The survey was responded by 862 participants from the project's six pilot countries.

Ria Pechlivani (ITI-CERTH) | Social Manufacturing Reference Model and Framework Evolution

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Overview of the presentation
This presentation provides an overview of the social manufacturing concept and the main results achieved in the framework of WP2 of the iPRODUCE project. It further addresses the iPRODUCE digital platform for social manufacturing - the iPRODUCE Digital Open Innovation Space (OpIS) and respective architecture. 

David Cuartielles | Platform design - the moving governance model

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César García Sáez | Crossing the maker chasm

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Overview of the talk
In this presentation, we will explore some of the challenges faced by makers when they try to scale their projects. We will adopt a perspective based on the product adoption lifecycle, focusing on sustainability and free innovation ecosystems.

Who's César?
César García Sáez. Speaker and researcher specialized in digital fabrication, Internet of Things and maker movement.

Host at La Hora Maker, a podcast in Spanish focused on Maker Movement and digital fabrication. Co-founder of Makespace Madrid. Madrid Mini Maker Faire organizer. Exhibitor and speaker at European events like European Maker Faire, FabFestival (Toulouse). Speaker at international Fablabs meetings at Barcelona, Boston and Shenzhen. Appointed by COTEC Foundation, focused on Innovation at a national scale, as Expert in 3D Printing for Societal and Economical impact. Mentor at European Social Innovation Challenge.

POP-MACHINA

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Speakers
Jessica Guy & Pablo Muñoz

Jessica Guy is a designer and action researcher at Fab Lab Barcelona. The focus of Jessica’s work is to investigate and explore the potentiality of community and capacity building activities in European research projects in a glocal framework. Seeking for a more circular economy in which we can share knowledge globally, reduce waste and produce locally. Currently, the focus of work sit’s within the EU Project Pop-Machina and Make Works. In the past, Jessica has successfully graduated in 2018 as an Industrial Designer (BA) at the Munich University for Applied Sciences and in 2019 at the Institute for Advanced Architecture in the Master in Design for Emergent Futures. Finally the participation in the accelerator program X-Futures, in 2019, has given Jessica the opportunity to work in a hybrid profile as a project manager, designer and researcher at the Fab City Hub Barcelona.

Pablo Muñoz Unceta is an architect specialized in urban design and planning. His main research and working fields are housing, circular economy and urban morphology. He has professional experience in Latin America and Europe in different projects and institutions on participatory planning, housing policies, transit oriented development, urban renewal and circular economy. He has been involved in teaching and taken part in research projects in PUCP University in Lima and TU Delft University in the Netherlands. He has collaborated with offices in Rotterdam, Barcelona, Madrid and Brussels in the intersection between design, spatial analysis and urban and housing policy. He currently works at Fab Lab Barcelona as a researcher in projects dealing with the transition to circular economy, urban renovation of industrial historic areas and sustainable development.

Overview of the presentation
The Pop-Machina Academy is an immersive circular making and innovation programme. The objective of the distributed online training programme is to provide local Maker Champions of the seven pilot cities of Pop-Machina with technical and practical know-how. The approach follows the principles of STEAM learning, Learning by Doing methodology and addresses circular and collaborative manufacturing.

Pop-Machina is a Horizon 2020 project that seeks to highlight and reinforce the links between the maker movement and circular economy in order to promote environmental sustainability and generate socio-economic benefits in European cities.

Pop-Machina Academy, as all the work developed by Fab Lab Barcelona, puts citizens at the core of a societal transformation towards an inclusive, collaborative and circular future. This distributed learning programme is inline the Fab City Full Stack approach which Fab Lab Barcelona elaborates in projects and initiatives such as Make Works, an online platform that connects different existing networks related to manufacturing.

OPEN!NEXT

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Robert Mies (Research Associate, Technische Universität Berlin)

Robert Mies studied industrial engineering at the Technische Universität Berlin. Since April 2016, he works as research associate at the Chair of Quality Science, Technische Universität Berlin. He does research in open design and open source hardware development. Their current project is 'OPENNEXT - transforming collaborative product creation' which he also initiated.

Overview of the presentation
The project OPENNEXT of 19 partners in seven EU-countries facilitates collaborative product creation by companies and communities of consumers and makers through new mindsets, new design processes, new business models, and new collaborative software solutions.

Q&A with speakers and participants

Wrapping up the event with some final reflections.