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We create and teach MAKER experiences that invite the participant
to use a wide variety of technologies - equipment, tools and materials - to design and create physical and digital objects.
What is the
MAKER culture?
The MAKER culture or movement or “maker culture” is a
extension of the “do-it-yourself” (DIY) culture and promotes
the idea that all people are capable of creating objects,
physical or virtual, using multiple technologies.
This culture emphasizes learning through doing,
motivated by fun and self-realization , the exchange
of knowledge between people , as well as the use
and combination of diverse manufacturing technologies:
Traditional tools - manual and electric, for example -,
to digital design and manufacturing - specialized software,
laser cutters, 3D printers, among others.
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