THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Fab Lab Kerala set up under Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) is set to launch the second edition of ‘MakerSprint’ on July 13.
This six day workshop, to be held at Fab Lab Kerala’s centre at Technopark Phase-1, will help aspiring makers to take their products from the concept stage to functional prototype level.
The digital fabrication programme is designed around the ‘5 Tools in 6 Days’ learning model. It will provide aspiring makers hands-on training to transform their concepts into working, functional prototypes. At the workshop, participants will share ideas, gain knowledge, and receive training on both open-source and proprietary software, said an official statement.
“The curriculum covers five key machineries – laser cutting, CNC machining, PCB milling, 3D printing and vinyl cutting. Participants can build specific products in each of these categories. After mastering these individual machines, participants will collaborate to build a final working prototype product, such as a home theatre sound system, which they can take home,” it said.
A total of 10 seats per batch is available for the ‘MakerSprint’ workshop. Admissions are open to all on a first-come, first-serve basis.
For registration, visit the website of KSUM.