AFFORDABLE HARDWARE TO ADVANCE INNOVATION
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Single board computers like the Raspberry Pi and Arduino provide affordable hardware that can be used for a variety of applications including home automation, security and surveillance, computer labs in schools, education, media hubs, earthquake detection, robotics, 3D scanning, and more. While processing power improvements from Moore's Law have slowed, these devices allow innovation by playing with what microprocessors can do. To innovate, one should find skills in areas like programming and engineering, access online resources and communities, try out ideas, and create something that can benefit Africa while also experiencing what Africa offers in return.
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1) Millions of people have been displaced from South Sudan due to conflict, with over 1.5 million South Sudanese refugees now living in Uganda alone. Refugee camps face challenges like lack of access to education and limited infrastructure.
2) The #ASKotec kit is designed as a portable training set for skills development and empowerment in these contexts. It provides access to open technology and hardware innovation, education, and repair tools.
3) The #ASKotec aims to provide sustainable and robust infrastructure to aid learning through open source approaches and guides in both rural and urban areas. It is intended to support skills training and knowledge sharing.Local Manufacturing Based on Open Principles
A document discusses a 2017 pilot program in Kenya that locally manufactured medical equipment according to open principles. The pilot found that locally manufacturing items like weighing scales, autoclaves, oxygen flow meters, and more reduced costs compared to importing equivalent items, with cost reductions ranging from 0% to 800%. The document advocates for local manufacturing of items to make healthcare more affordable and accessible.
Panel on Scholarly communication
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The document discusses Innovate Ghana, an annual competition that aims to promote critical thinking and practical problem solving among Ghanaian youth. It does this through a series of challenges where students develop solutions to national problems in areas like agriculture, sanitation, and community development. The competition provides training in STEM skills and connects students with mentors and potential employers. Over the years it has equipped over 130 students with design, manufacturing and business skills while generating innovative ideas and placing some students in jobs. The 2018 challenge will focus on generating proposals for factories outlined in Ghana's 'One District, One Factory' initiative.harmonizing skills across the continent for educational research
The document discusses the need to harmonize skills across Africa for educational research. It identifies problems like insufficient funding for science and technology and a lack of expertise in STI policy. It proposes that governments, universities, companies, and students can help solve these challenges. Harmonizing skills is important to realize the vision of using science and technology to develop Africa, as expressed by Kwame Nkrumah. The proposed Open Campus Initiative would make hacking tools available in schools and promote inter-campus and continental student research teams to address these issues.
Paving the way for future generations
This document discusses 21st century inclusive education, focusing on inclusion of African women in science education and research. It notes that classrooms reflect broader societal inequalities related to race, class and gender, and that South Africa's history of apartheid contributed to unequal access to math and science education. As a result, township and rural schools in the Eastern Cape face systemic disadvantages. It also describes initiatives by Ikamva LeAfrika Education Foundation to address language barriers, incorporate hands-on learning, and better prepare students for university science programs.
The exploratory stem+ Love = A better world
The document discusses The Exploratory's programs which include ongoing STEM professional development for teachers, guided hands-on STEM clubs for students with visits from role models and field trips, and STEM kits and hubs to provide resources for tinkering and e-learning. It also mentions affordable design and entrepreneurship programs using a portable, affordable, and durable Brightbox product that can be locally produced and support an iterative and collaborative design process along with hands-on curriculum. Finally, it discusses a remote area community hotspot for education and learning.
MIT - Community Biotechnology Initiative
David Sun Kong is the Director of the Community Biotechnology Initiative at MIT Media Lab and founder and president of the EMW Community Space non-profit. EMW Community Space hosted the 99 BioSummit from October 26-28, 2018, which brought together over 200 participants from community labs around the world to participate in 22 hands-on activities and demonstrations on topics like diversity and inclusion. The summit also featured a workshop on growing various materials called "How To Grow (Almost) Anything".
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GIG is a global network that fosters innovation and cooperation across borders. It connects social and technological innovators from around the world to enable open sharing of ideas and solutions. GIG aims to promote diversity in technology development and support grassroots innovators developing open and sustainable solutions through global conversations and exchanges.
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The document discusses business models for open science and ensuring its sustainability. It explores whether an open science model could be money-oriented or oriented toward the common good. Some risks of a money-oriented model are discussed, such as the pursuit of personal interests over the common good, exploitation of citizen labor, and privatization of open contents. The document concludes by considering how to ensure open science pursues the common good both with and without money.
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This document discusses education for gifted children and sustainable development. It states that education is crucial for achieving sustainable development, but not all forms of education support sustainability. It also explores cognitive objectives for gifted children that can empower them to make informed decisions for environmental integrity and a just society. The document notes challenges gifted students face, such as friendship issues, unrealistic expectations, and low self-esteem. It argues that societies should devote resources to developing giftedness so these students can help solve problems and become knowledge and art producers rather than just consumers.Open Science as a new medium for impactful education and innovation in Africa
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This document introduces JOGL, a proposed open platform for research and innovation. JOGL aims to address issues with the current academic system such as a lack of diversity in projects and ideas that don't receive funding. It proposes creating an open, collaborative platform that would allow more researchers from various backgrounds to participate. This would form an "infinite sea" of projects and talents. Selected programs and challenges would then focus the community's interests. JOGL would provide tools like chat, code sharing, and documentation to support open teams working on these programs. The goal is to launch a beta version of JOGL in September 2018 and continue developing it over time based on feedback.Panel by Openair
Open African Innovation Research Network (Open AIR) Researching Open Innovation in Africa, Seeking Comparisons in Other Continents
Making DIY field biology equipement in the wild
This document outlines the work of digital media designers collaborating with field biologists to study wildlife behavior using technology. It discusses setting up mobile labs in the field through "hiking hacks" and wearable studios. This allows rapid iterations between the lab and field. Examples include wearable ant sensors and firefly suits. Mobile studios include converting boats and ships into floating makerspaces. The goal is to extend digital tools for studying nature directly in the wild.
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1) O São Paulo Lab é um incubador de inovação cívica que reúne cidadãos, estudantes e designers para criar soluções coletivas para desafios sociais e urbanos.
2) Eles realizaram um maratona de design para prototipar uma trituradora movida a pedal para um jardim comunitário, que foi replicada na Alemanha.
3) O projeto inspirou a criação de um ginásio ao ar livre em outro jardim comunitário para estimular o exercício físico e participação voluntária.
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The document discusses healthcare challenges in Ghana and Africa and proposes how citizen health can help address these issues. Specifically:
- Traditional healthcare systems in Ghana were replaced during colonization by orthodox medical practices introduced by missionaries. Today, Ghana's healthcare system has different levels of providers but faces common challenges with other African nations.
- Major infectious disease burdens in Ghana and Africa include malaria, cholera, HIV, hepatitis, and recently Lassa fever. Gaps in healthcare systems have contributed to high disease loads.
- The author argues that democratizing health research through a "citizen research" approach can help solve Africa's infection problems. This involves empowering individuals to understand health as a basic right andHow can Open Science improve the level of digital use in Africa ?
Open Science initiatives like the Open Science Club Parakou in Benin can help improve digital literacy and use of tools in Africa. The club aims to improve students' knowledge of open science concepts, digital skills, and numeric literacy through training workshops and events. Activities of the Open Science Club help participants improve their use of digital resources and tools, discover new tools, facilitate research and publishing, and develop empowerment. Establishing open science clubs in every school is a good way to improve Africa's human resources by enhancing digital skills.
Low cost robotic tape library systems Using Open source Technology
This document outlines a project to develop a low-cost robotic tape library system using open source technology. The system was created to provide a cost-effective data storage solution for the Square Kilometre Array radio telescope project. An open source based prototype was created that supports one tape drive, has over twice the storage capacity of a comparable commercial system, and costs around 70% less. Open source tape library systems are suitable for applications that involve infrequently accessed cold data stored for long periods, and can provide affordable long-term data storage for research institutes and archives.
Making Open science hardware ubiquitous by 2025
The document outlines a roadmap created by the Global Open Science Hardware community (GOSH) to make open science hardware ubiquitous by 2025. The roadmap details priorities and recommendations in three areas: learning about open science hardware, supporting individuals and partnerships, and growing the community. It advocates growing the community's size and diversity, promoting open science hardware within institutions, and increasing access through improved distribution networks. The roadmap was presented at the Africa Open Science & Hardware summit to discuss contextualizing the roadmap for the African open science hardware community.
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