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Arduino, open-design and Makerfaire at the Design Week in Milan

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Officine Arduino will participate in Salone Satellite during Milan Design Week with La Bottega Digitale, showcasing workshops, meetings, and five projects that demonstrate digital-fabrication approaches to design. New makers- and open-design–related events include Spruzzo, an open-source sprouter, and We Make Open-Design near Zona Tortona, exhibiting six open-design projects (three shown at Popupmakers Speciale Salone), many sharing code and schematics online like OpenMirror by DigitalHabits.

Parts used in the La Bottega Digitale project:

  • Spruzzo open source sprouter (project component)
  • Digital fabrication tools (general)
  • OpenMirror by DigitalHabits (exhibited project)
  • Workshop spaces
  • Exhibition displays for five projects
  • Shared online codes and schematics

If you happen to come to Milano this week the city is hosting a lot of events  organized in different locations for the 6-day Salone del Mobile dedicated mainly to furniture design but offering a lot of other initiatives taking place around 4 main areas like: the fair, Zona Tortona, VenturaLambrate and Brera.

In the last couple of years some events related to the makers’ culture have started to pop-up during the Salone and we have something coming up too!

Arduino Makerfaire

Officine Arduino will be at Salone Satellite  (created in 1998 for the express purpose of bringing together  young designers under 35  and this 15th edition is putting the focus to ‘Design Technology’) with an installation called La Bottega Digitale where workshops, meetings and exhibition of 5 projects will show to visitors the digital-fabrication approach to design. Here you can check the agenda and book your participation.

This is one of the new projects you’ll find when visiting us at the fair, it’s called Spruzzo, an open source sprouter based on shared knowledge:

Right near Zona Tortona also we co-organized with some friends We Make Open-Design, an event all focused on open-design. It’s going to exhibit 6 projects which have codes and schemes released on the web, made mostly with digital fabrication techniques , just like OpenMirror by DigitalHabits. (3 of the projects will be presented during Popupmakers Speciale Salone )

 

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Quick Solutions to Questions related to La Bottega Digitale:

  • What is La Bottega Digitale?
    La Bottega Digitale is an installation by Officine Arduino at Salone Satellite featuring workshops, meetings, and an exhibition of five projects focused on digital fabrication approaches to design.
  • Where is Officine Arduino exhibiting during Milan Design Week?
    Officine Arduino is exhibiting at Salone Satellite during Milan Design Week.
  • What is Spruzzo?
    Spruzzo is an open source sprouter project based on shared knowledge, presented as one of the new projects at the fair.
  • What is We Make Open-Design?
    We Make Open-Design is an event co-organized near Zona Tortona focused on open-design, exhibiting six projects with codes and schemes released online.
  • How many projects are exhibited in La Bottega Digitale?
    Five projects are exhibited in La Bottega Digitale.
  • Are project codes and schematics available for the open-design exhibits?
    Yes, the open-design exhibits release codes and schematics on the web.
  • Which project example is mentioned as using digital fabrication?
    OpenMirror by DigitalHabits is mentioned as an example made mostly with digital fabrication techniques.
  • Will any of the We Make Open-Design projects be presented elsewhere?
    Yes, three of the projects will be presented during Popupmakers Speciale Salone.

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I am an experienced technical writer holding a Master's degree in computer science from BZU Multan, Pakistan University. With a background spanning various industries, particularly in home automation and engineering, I have honed my skills in crafting clear and concise content. Proficient in leveraging infographics and diagrams, I strive to simplify complex concepts for readers. My strength lies in thorough research and presenting information in a structured and logical format.

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