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Hackistan Open-assembly #2
- 1. H A C K I S T A NH A C K I S T A N
- 3. 40% auto-entrepreneurs by 2030 85% post-docs scientists not working in their field of expertise What do we have? #hackistan Projects Infrastructures Changemakers Science/Engineering/Startups 85% stop before 1 year of existence Tons in Belgium Under used 100+ only in Brussels Eager to get involved in impactful projects Hyperspecialised and compartimentalized Lack of connexion
- 4. #hackistan visibility prototyping facilities support Land for smart solutions IDEA PROTOTYPE MARKET
- 5. #hackistan Hackistan: What we believe in. impact disruption mutualization transparence bio-inspired collaboration trust diversity
- 6. Disruptive innovation projects Land for smart solutions #hackistan Hack - istan Know-how and skilled community Prototyping infrastructures
- 8. #hackistan Land for smart solutions H A C K I S T A N ID card Social platform
- 9. Innovative organization Sociocratic & holacratic functioning Meet Discuss Get involved Decide Co-invest
- 10. Help us ! #hackistan 1. Order your passport and become Hackistani. Share your skills and get involved 2. Help us to map the ecosystem 3. Share with us resources and infrastructures which are unused (e.g labs, devices, workspaces, tools, servers) and could help us to foster innovation
- 11. #hackistan
- 12. #hackistan
- 13. Help us ! #hackistan 1. Order your passport and become Hackistani. Share your skills and get involved 2. Help us to map the ecosystem 3. Share with us resources and infrastructures which are unused (e.g labs, devices, workspaces, tools, servers) and could help us to foster innovation
- 14. big data and P2P app for needy epileptic seizure detection app for patients crowplant trees by large companies redistribute food surplus through innovative channel device for glass recycling new materials to build houses based on waste decentralized ridesharing app interacting/immersive digital box in urban landscape physically interacting with microorganisms microbian power battery based on waste mushrooms to clean up soils genomic modifications of bacteria as new antibiotic nomadic DIY biomethane recapture device urban aquaponic farms pollution measure device citizen involvment in science (Higgs particle) opensource insulin #hackistan Land for smart solutions Reagent Openfab MB Bikino ModularbikeM2 Creo
- 15. Citizens Infrastructures Join a community of pioneers Access the ecosystem network Get invited to events Share your skills and know-how Contribute to the collective intelligence Get support of peers for your project Free use of digital tools Get advantages in partner infrastructures Get funded Exchange your skills Enhance your visibility in a target community Get more traffic at your place Meet citizens with complementary skills Free use of digital tools Host disruptive new projects Build solid partnerships with universities and industries As a host, dive at the core of tomorrow’s gamechanging innovations To sum up: Your advantagesTodayTomorrow
Editor's Notes
- As you all know, our World is in trouble. Global warming, loss of biodiversity, access to food, rising demography and health issues represent the biggest challenges of the XXIth century.
- At the same time, our Society are undergoing profound mutations. Let’s think about energy supplies, loss of the political faith, our interactions with technology, strong economical inequalities need answers. To adresse these challenges, we all bet on innovation. Knowledge, know-how and production facilities have never been as widespread and accessible as they are now, and it is cheaper than ever to innovate. The paradigm in which we are now, BAU, incremental innovation, is showing its limits. What we need is disruptive innovation.
- Why this disruptive innovation doesn’t become mainstream? Why don’t we see more disruptive product? We know talents and changemakers exist. They want to change the world in the best manner and aim at disrupting every sector. Infrastructures and projects aswell.
- Let’s look back on what drives a project and helps him reaching success and scalability. Michka and his great idea. His idea works. It has to be prototyped and brought to the market with a valuable product. And this is where many brakes are coming into play. As a biologist, aside traditional help such as business modeling and contact with business angels, he needs engineering,IT skills. He needs a diversity set of skills to put his idea into practice. He needs infrastructure and maker facilties to test his concept. He also needs visiblity.
- As entrepreneurs, we all have these needs. We deeply believe in mutualization and collaboration. We want to bring a diversity of actors that want to impact together into a land for smart solutions to collaborate around impactful projects. This will help us, as entrepreneurs, to prototype our ideas.
- We know many structures with the same goal exists. We don’t want to reinvent the wheel. We don’t want to build a new incubator, a new coaching facility or a new fablab.
- - Changemaker -> 1) Team with diverse backgrounds 2) Test and prototyping his product 3) Use of unused resources Infrastructure -> 1) Acquire new users 2) Visibility Frelancer -> Whether he is a lawyer, a accountant or a webdeveloper, to get involved in a project that really matters to him. Startup -> Get support from freelance, changemakers and other startups in order to mutualize their needs Company -> Sponsor/mentoring some projects and access to resources. We could even think that the community could serve these companies, ask for a team of 2 scientist, 1 engineer, 1 designer, to work on punctual projects.
- If we go back to the land metaphor. As a changemaker, you can become a citizen. Platform social network Find and access infrastructures Get involved in the collective intelligence process Match your skills and find complementary skills