Makerspaces allow users to learn skills like collaboration, product development, and problem-solving from an designer's perspective. They provide tools like 3D printers and electronics prototyping equipment. Makerspaces promote open-source sharing and building upon others' work to further innovation through hands-on creation. Students can gain experience in fields like user research, concept development, and innovation processes.

1. Makerspaces
Frank Kresin / Research Director
institute for art, science & technology

2. 1900

3. 2012

4. OPEN DESIGN
FABLAB @ WAAG SOCIETY

5. 3D PRINTING

6. http://www.arduino.cc/

7. OPEN DESIGN
OPEN SOURCE HOUSE C_MM_N - OPEN SOURCE CAR

10. open prosthetics
http://amsterdam.fablab.nl/node/1943

11. PRINCIPES
De gebruiker is de beste ontwerper
Iedereen kan leren om ALLES te maken
Deel en sta op de schouders van anderen
Door te maken begrijp je zaken

16. WAT LEREN STUDENTEN HIERVAN?
• Samenwerken en delen
• Productontwikkeling
• Conceptontwikkeling
• Innovatieprocessen, co-creatie
• Gebruikersonderzoek
• Problemen oplossen met de bril van een
ontwerper
• …

17. Technasia

18. https://www.surfspace.nl/sig/8-creative-labs/

19. Frank Kresin
Research Director
Waag Society
@kresin
waag.org
frank@waag.org

20. “Crisis is the best thing that can happen to people and to countries, because
crisis brings progress. Creativity
is born out of anguish just as
day is born out of the dark night. It is in crisis that
invention is born, discoveries and grand strategies. He,
who overcomes a crisis, overcomes himself without being ‘overcome’”.
Albert Einstein, "The World As I See It", 1935