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The document summarizes activities done from September 16th to 24th, including a distance lecture on digital fabrication, global discussions, introducing works to the class, an introduction on using Moodle and blogging, student presentations on self-reproducing machines, and a visit to FabLab Barcelona which has rooms for modeling and prototype building that use machines like a laser cutter, 3D printer, CNC milling machine, and 3D scanner.
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