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<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/span>A makerspace for humanitarian aid
<\/h3><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>The CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace in Berlin is the first humanitarian makerspace in Germany. It is used for deployment planning and preparation, as well as for carrying out all kinds of deployment-supporting work in the technical and medical fields. In the recent past, for example, we have equipped vehicles such as the Primary Health Care Unit and the Mobile Intensive Care Unit with great voluntary commitment to support the healthcare system in eastern Ukraine. We also build and repair the necessary equipment for our own deployment teams. We make the makerspace available to other (humanitarian) organizations for their projects and thus promote cooperation within the humanitarian world. These collaborations are an important part of our vision. The CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace networks with other makerspaces in our countries of operation and worldwide, and enables collaboration across borders.<\/div><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/span>Makerspace – what is it actually?
<\/h4><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>A makerspace is a place that adopts the co-working principle and takes it from the office into the workshop. Makerspaces are open workshops where people from different professional backgrounds come together to share ideas and knowledge and to work together on projects. Makerspaces live the do-it-yourself idea and are characterized by the fact that they provide the “makers” with a variety of tools, machines and technology for the realization of their own projects and support the handling of these. This enables access to modern production technology and promotes cooperation between a wide range of people. <\/p>\n
The CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace utilizes the makerspace concept and takes it a step further. As CADUS is committed to humanitarian aid, our Makerspace is also committed to this idea and supports the realization of our emergency aid projects. <\/p>\n
Classic craftsmanship and modern technology come together in our premises directly at the Spree. There are areas for wood and metal processing, a corner for electronics work and the digital component is covered by a CNC milling machine, 3D printing and laser cutting. The Makerspace also offers event technology for conferences, teaching events or simply social get-togethers.<\/p><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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<\/span><\/div>A makerspace for humanitarian aid
<\/h3><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>The CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace in Berlin is the first humanitarian makerspace in Germany. It is used for deployment planning and preparation, as well as for carrying out all kinds of deployment-supporting work in the technical and medical fields. In the recent past, for example, we have equipped vehicles such as the Primary Health Care Unit and the Mobile Intensive Care Unit with great voluntary commitment to support the healthcare system in eastern Ukraine. We also build and repair the necessary equipment for our own deployment teams. We make the makerspace available to other (humanitarian) organizations for their projects and thus promote cooperation within the humanitarian world. These collaborations are an important part of our vision. The CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace networks with other makerspaces in our countries of operation and worldwide, and enables collaboration across borders.<\/div><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/span>Makerspace – what is it actually?
<\/h4><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>A makerspace is a place that adopts the co-working principle and takes it from the office into the workshop. Makerspaces are open workshops where people from different professional backgrounds come together to share ideas and knowledge and to work together on projects. Makerspaces live the do-it-yourself idea and are characterized by the fact that they provide the “makers” with a variety of tools, machines and technology for the realization of their own projects and support the handling of these. This enables access to modern production technology and promotes cooperation between a wide range of people. <\/p>\n
The CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace utilizes the makerspace concept and takes it a step further. As CADUS is committed to humanitarian aid, our Makerspace is also committed to this idea and supports the realization of our emergency aid projects. <\/p>\n
Classic craftsmanship and modern technology come together in our premises directly at the Spree. There are areas for wood and metal processing, a corner for electronics work and the digital component is covered by a CNC milling machine, 3D printing and laser cutting. The Makerspace also offers event technology for conferences, teaching events or simply social get-togethers.<\/p><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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Makerspace – what is it actually?
<\/h4><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>A makerspace is a place that adopts the co-working principle and takes it from the office into the workshop. Makerspaces are open workshops where people from different professional backgrounds come together to share ideas and knowledge and to work together on projects. Makerspaces live the do-it-yourself idea and are characterized by the fact that they provide the “makers” with a variety of tools, machines and technology for the realization of their own projects and support the handling of these. This enables access to modern production technology and promotes cooperation between a wide range of people. <\/p>\n
The CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace utilizes the makerspace concept and takes it a step further. As CADUS is committed to humanitarian aid, our Makerspace is also committed to this idea and supports the realization of our emergency aid projects. <\/p>\n
Classic craftsmanship and modern technology come together in our premises directly at the Spree. There are areas for wood and metal processing, a corner for electronics work and the digital component is covered by a CNC milling machine, 3D printing and laser cutting. The Makerspace also offers event technology for conferences, teaching events or simply social get-togethers.<\/p><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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A makerspace is a place that adopts the co-working principle and takes it from the office into the workshop. Makerspaces are open workshops where people from different professional backgrounds come together to share ideas and knowledge and to work together on projects. Makerspaces live the do-it-yourself idea and are characterized by the fact that they provide the “makers” with a variety of tools, machines and technology for the realization of their own projects and support the handling of these. This enables access to modern production technology and promotes cooperation between a wide range of people. <\/p>\n
The CADUS Crisis Response Makerspace utilizes the makerspace concept and takes it a step further. As CADUS is committed to humanitarian aid, our Makerspace is also committed to this idea and supports the realization of our emergency aid projects. <\/p>\n
Classic craftsmanship and modern technology come together in our premises directly at the Spree. There are areas for wood and metal processing, a corner for electronics work and the digital component is covered by a CNC milling machine, 3D printing and laser cutting. The Makerspace also offers event technology for conferences, teaching events or simply social get-togethers.<\/p><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>