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FabLab Labora

The most modern city fabrication technologies

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400

total
sqare meters

8

3D printing and
scanning devices

6

Arduino
kits

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creative
opportunities

Do you have creativity, imagination, and desire to give shape to your ideas?

FabLabs are laboratories designed to make innovative manufacturing technologies available and accessible to everyone.

3D printers and scanners, plotters, thermo-formers, and Arduino platforms… anyone can approach these digital techniques in the exhibition area and try them out.

To achieve this, we must start from theory, in the dissemination room, and then move to the tinkering area where the number one rule is learning-by-doing!

The laboratory is therefore a place to accelerate ideas and innovation paths open to citizens, students, researchers, designers, experts, and businesses. A place where you can literally give a shape to your ideas, up to the creation of real prototypes.

On this floor, curiosity has no limits: even in the relax area, in the timespan of a snack , you can experiment topography with an interactive… sand map!

Which, if not this one, is the best environment to stimulate self-entrepreneurship?

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Piano terra | Fab-Lab | Stampanti scanner 3D | Plotter | Arduino

FabLab Labora activities

Thanks to a wide program of events with our technicians, even beginners will become experts in 3D printing or in programming Arduino electronic boards.

Capacity building: specific lessons to both individuals and groups (2D and 3D modeling and printings programs; computer/electronic programming, etc.).
Events and workshops: about technology and free software, industry 4.0, product life cycle, business creation, etc.
Guide to design and prototyping: individual training on the use of devices and their software.
Orientation activites: dedicated to the identification of peculiar individual skills, mainly targeting school-age users.
Management and support: to promote users collaboration aimed at creating potential joint research and development activities and business paths.