Exhibitors 2015
- DRONES
- COMMERCE
- OPENING TECHNOLOGY
- ELECTRONICS
- TECHNOLOGY FOR BUSINESS
- HUMAN BODY
- MASS CUSTOMIZATION
- HEALTH
- WATER
- EXPLORING OUR WORLD
- MECHANICS
- OPEN HARDWARE BUSINESS
- TOOLS FOR MAKERS
- ART
- SPORT
- STARTUPS
- CRAFT
- ANIMALS
- SPORT & LEISURE
- HACKING DAILY LIFE
- MOBILITY
- ARCHITECTURE
- HOME AUTOMATION
- MUSIC
- MAKERS ACADEMY
- OPEN HARDWARE ELECTRONICS
- ROBOTS
- FABRICATION
- ENERGY
- INTERACTION
- FURNITURE
- AUDIO
- KIDS
- MATERIALS
- 3D PRINTING VENDORS
- RECYCLING & UPCYCLING
- EDUCATION
- HUMANOID ROBOTS
- PUPPETS
- SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
- 3D PRINTING
- DIGITAL FABRICATION
- FABLAB
- JEWELS
- CITIES
- SECURITY
- HACKING OUR SOCIETY
- ROBOTICS FOR BUSINESS
- RESEARCH
- GARDENING
- SCIENCE
- FOUNDATIONS FOR A MAKER SOCIETY
- FOOD ROBOTICS
- QUALITY OF LIFE
- FASHION & WEARABLE
- COMMUNITIES
- PHOTOGRAPHY
- MICRO AND NANO TECHNOLOGIES
- DISABILITY
- FOOD
- CROWDFUNDED PROJECTS
- COMMUNICATION
- HUMAN RELATIONSHIPS
- CULTURAL HERITAGE
- EYEWEAR
- GAMES
- CONTAMINAZIONI
- SKY & EARTH
- CLOTHING TECHNOLOGY
- FABACADEMY
- FASHION
- RETROCOMPUTING
- WEARABLE TECHNOLOGY
- BIOLOGY
- SCHOOLS
- ARTISANS
- WATCHES
- BIKES
- INTERNET OF THINGS
- 3D SCANNING
- ARTISANS & NEW CRAFT
- 3D PRINTING
- ARDUINO
- ROBOTICS
- ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY
- OPEN SOURCE
- WELLNESS & HEALTHCARE
- FASHION & WEARABLES
- MUSIC & SOUND
- KIDS & EDUCATION
- HACKS
- FOOD & AGRICULTURE
Cuprintha
Cuprintha borns from the meeting of an artisan and a maker.
This project aims to find a common insterest between the classic handicraft and the 3D printing. On one side we have the 3D printing technology finding a commercial application, on the other one we have this technology becoming a handy tool for the artisan during the prototyping process.
Instead of manually realize metallic shapes, we tried to print them, with consequent economical and energetical save.
This project aims to find a common insterest between the classic handicraft and the 3D printing. On one side we have the 3D printing technology finding a commercial application, on the other one we have this technology becoming a handy tool for the artisan during the prototyping process.
Instead of manually realize metallic shapes, we tried to print them, with consequent economical and energetical save.
Italy
Andrea Navarini, Filippo Miserocchi
Andrea Navarini was born on june 5, 1992. He studied at ITT in Trento and he is now attending Sociology University. He has being working in the family company for many years, so he deeply knows prototipation, production and realization of copper made products. Andrea is also member of Associazione Trentino Rame and works promoting copper and its proprieties, and he can claim collaborations with Slow Food, Festival dell’Economia di Trento, Trentino Marketing and many others.
Filippo Miserocchi was born in Riva del Garda on 22 April 1999. He is currently studying at the High School Andrea Maffei in his hometown and is a young maker. Owner of two 3D printers, he tries to combine other realities with the makers one and find common points of interests in those. Self-taught programmer, has already participated in previous editions of Maker Faire Rome.
Filippo Miserocchi was born in Riva del Garda on 22 April 1999. He is currently studying at the High School Andrea Maffei in his hometown and is a young maker. Owner of two 3D printers, he tries to combine other realities with the makers one and find common points of interests in those. Self-taught programmer, has already participated in previous editions of Maker Faire Rome.
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