Fab Labs

Developing competences on
the Internet of Things through digital fabrication laboratories.

An Erasmus+ project

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Our intentions

Develop training material for supporting FabLab users and FabLab Tutors/Teachers including:
contents for design, coding and manufacturing with main focus on IoT, 5G, AI/Big Data and Blockchain technologies.

The main project objectives include:

    • development of learning and teaching strategies and concept/guidelines for FabLabs mainly oriented to IoT related technologies like Blockchain and AI/Big Data.
    • development of didactic methods covering several target groups (University degree studies and general public),
    • development of learning material (blended learning including e-learning, face-to-face, workshops),
    • development of curriculum for training of design, manufacturing of prototypes using IoT, and AI/Big data technologies applied to industry or similar - organization of training activities for tutors,
    • test of the learning material and tutorial during testing initiatives (courses),
    • optimization of learning content for tutors,
    • EduFabLab toolkit

Work packages:

    • WP1: Project management (UL)
    • WP2: Guidelines for IoT FabLab development (BIBA)
    • WP3: Development of learning materials and guidelines (T2I)
    • WP4: CPD courses for teachers (CATIM)
    • WP5: Final toolkit (CESGA)

Content

Learning Material

The learning material is accessible on our e-learning page, where the content is being structured in modules and sections, each with an indication of its complexity level.

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Toolkit

The project’s toolkit includes a teaching guide, methodology, soft skills & inclusion strategies, and four course Units. It also provides required materials per unit and teacher reflections for evaluation.

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Partners

UL - UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI, Slovenia

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CATIM - CENTRO DE APOIO TECNOLOGICO A INDUSTRIA METALOMECANIC A ASSOCIACAO, Portugal

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T2I - TRASFERIMENTO TECNOLOGICO E INNOVAZIONE SCARL (T2I), Italy

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CESGA - FUNDACION PUBLICA GALLEGA CENTRO TECNOLOGICO DE SUPERCOMPUTA CION DE GALICIA, Spain

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BIBA - BREMER INSTITUT FUER PRODUKTION UND LOGISTIK GMBH, Germany

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UVIGO - UNIVERSIDAD DE VIGO, Spain

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News

June 30th - July 3rd, 2025:
Presentation of FabLabs project to professors from the University of Pristina (Kosovo). University of Vigo, Spain

May 22nd, 2025:
School of Telecommunication Engineering. University of Vigo, Spain

May 21st, 2025:
Visit and presentation in company Televes, Spain

May 20th - 21st, 2025:
Final Multiplier event & Consortium Meeting, CESGA, Santiago de Compostela, Spain

May 20th, 2025:
Online multiplier event CESGA, Santiago de Compostela, Spain

March 26-28th, 2025:
Big dissemination event "FP Innova", Galicia, Spain

March 20th, 2025:
Presentation of Fablabs in Sarajevo, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

March 7th and 11th, 2025:
Training activity with high school students carried out in Verona, Italy

February 6th, 2025:
2025Visiting CENTI – Center for Nanotechnology and Advanced Materials, Portugal

February 4th-6th 2025:
Meeting in Porto, Portugal

September 26th-27th 2024:
International Electrotechnical and Computer Science Conference, Slovenia

June 4th-5th 2024:
Meeting in Treviso, Italy

October 4th-5th 2023:
Meeting in Bremen, Germany

January 10th-11th 2023:
Kick off meeting in Ljubljana, Slovenia

Let's develop competences together.

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Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
University of Ljubljana
Askerceva 6
1000 Ljubljana
SLOVENIA

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