open tech & design summit

Renata Avila, Paola Villarreal and Geraldine de Bastion dream about the feminsist green new deal and cities built on public infrastructure, cities that involve their citizens in planing processes and cities that run open innovations systems based on public intereste instead of profit and data exploitation.

3D printing was expected to revolutionize the way we make (almost) everything. Where did the hope and promises of the digital manufacturing movement go?

Initiated in 2015, the project Open Source Estrogen started with a simple question: What if it was possible to synthesize estrogen in the kitchen?

Careables are accessible, adjustable and shareable solutions designed thanks to digital technologies, such as 3D printers and laser cutters, for permanent or temporary disabilities.

In this session Tarek Omar will present Senet Lab - a new remote control lab environment for engineering and science education by Cairo Hackersapce!

Healthcare is rapidly becoming digital and artificial intelligence is the engine that understands the data relationships of our aggregated data. These data discoveries are bridging the gap between the known and the unknown. Over time, this will help us understand the mechanisms of disease, giving humanity the opportunity to create a world free of disease for us all.

GIG is proud to have accompanied re:publica along half the way of its journey and in this session three GIG members will say Happy Birthday and share how the event has impacted their work

Welcome to Karma House 4.0 and Tourovation Hub! In this session we will present to you two different ways in which innovation spaces are working with local communities to fight against climate change.

Democratizing Science with Open Source Tools

In this talk I will be unpacking notions of Resilience and how humanitarian technologies contribute to dystopian futures for refugees.