Exhibitors 2016
- ARDUINO
- HOME AUTOMATION
- YOUNG MAKERS (< 18)
- FABRICATION
- FASHION & WEARABLES
- INTERNET OF THINGS
- EDUCATION
- KIDS & EDUCATION
- OPEN SOURCE
- GAMES
- RECYCLING & UPCYCLING
- ROBOTICS
- SCIENCE
- ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY
- MUSIC & SOUND
- ARTISANS & NEW CRAFT
- 3D PRINTING
- ART
- BIOLOGY
- FOOD & AGRICULTURE
- DRONES
- WELLNESS & HEALTHCARE
- HACKS
- 3D SCANNING
- CULTURAL HERITAGE
- STEAM PUNK
- CROWDFUNDING
Frankie Bongos
Frankie Bongos ia born from our will to create an audio speaker which unites new prototyping technologies and manufacture (3D printer and composite materials) to materials such as wood and steel and known creating techniques.
This will only be the first of a new audio speakers line called Frankie, dedicated to a friend and amazing percussionist who passed away last year.
The name Bongos comes from the shape, inspired to the famous instruments.
The neat aesthetic enhances every detail, from the body realised in abs and composite fibers, to the frontal closing rings which enclose the speaker's fabric in milled wood and the clamp, which can be both fixed to wall or with a bookshelf support.
This will only be the first of a new audio speakers line called Frankie, dedicated to a friend and amazing percussionist who passed away last year.
The name Bongos comes from the shape, inspired to the famous instruments.
The neat aesthetic enhances every detail, from the body realised in abs and composite fibers, to the frontal closing rings which enclose the speaker's fabric in milled wood and the clamp, which can be both fixed to wall or with a bookshelf support.
Italy
Mkrlab & Fab Lab Rinoteca
The Rinoteca was born in Ancona (Marche - Italy) in 2012 from the idea of two friends (Claudio and Vincenzo) as a carpentry lab and screen printing lab.
It makes available to its members a wide range of technology services and tools for woodworking, plastic and metals as well as paints and equipment for screen printing.
In the summer of 2015 the Mkrlab staff (a prototyping and 3D printing company born in Ancona in 2014 from the idea of two friends Andrea and Massimiliano) joined the Rinoteca group, to give a boost to the 3D printing section within the Rinoteca, bringing their equipment and their know -how in the field.
After a short time for the growth of staff and for the increase in orders, there is the need to look for a new venue to work more and more efficiently the different processes and the related practical and theoretical workshops.
So by March 2016 we will be in the new center that will take us to be the biggest FabLab of Italy (and beyond) with a total area of over 450 square meters, divided into five thematic areas interconnected (3D printing, woodworking and metals, screen printing, design, hospitality and relaxation), a staff with transferable skills in electronics, computer science, biomedical engineering, design, planning , 3D printing, prototyping, screen printing, carpentry, metal working.
It makes available to its members a wide range of technology services and tools for woodworking, plastic and metals as well as paints and equipment for screen printing.
In the summer of 2015 the Mkrlab staff (a prototyping and 3D printing company born in Ancona in 2014 from the idea of two friends Andrea and Massimiliano) joined the Rinoteca group, to give a boost to the 3D printing section within the Rinoteca, bringing their equipment and their know -how in the field.
After a short time for the growth of staff and for the increase in orders, there is the need to look for a new venue to work more and more efficiently the different processes and the related practical and theoretical workshops.
So by March 2016 we will be in the new center that will take us to be the biggest FabLab of Italy (and beyond) with a total area of over 450 square meters, divided into five thematic areas interconnected (3D printing, woodworking and metals, screen printing, design, hospitality and relaxation), a staff with transferable skills in electronics, computer science, biomedical engineering, design, planning , 3D printing, prototyping, screen printing, carpentry, metal working.
C17 (pav. 5)
