FABLAB VENICE HUB FOR HIGH FORMAT, LOW-COST PROTOTYPING, PROTOTYPING AND PROTOTYPING (Q2074146): Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 17:30, 24 March 2020
Project in Italy financed by DG Regio
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| English | FABLAB VENICE HUB FOR HIGH FORMAT, LOW-COST PROTOTYPING, PROTOTYPING AND PROTOTYPING |
Project in Italy financed by DG Regio |
Statements
17,871.01 Euro
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35,742.02 Euro
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50.0 percent
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2 February 2018
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2 November 2018
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5 July 2018
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FABLAB VENEZIA S.R.L.
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45°26'13.88"N, 12°20'4.52"E
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IL MACRO-OBIETTIVO E' IMPLEMENTARE SISTEMI DI PRODUZIONE VIRTUOSI, UTILIZZANDO TECNOLOGIE "INTELLIGENTI", PER UNA PROTOTIPAZIONE RAPIDA E A BASSO COSTO CON MODALITA' *individuo*. LE AZIONI PREVISTE MIRANO AL CONSOLIDAMENTO DELL'OPERATO E DELL'IMMAGINE DEL LABORATORIO ATTRAVERSO L'ACQUISTO DI NUOVI MACCHINARI PER LA FABBRICAZIONE DIGITALE E LA SPERIMENTAZIONE SUI BIO-MATERIALI STAMPABILI. (Italian)
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The main objective is to implement virtuous methods of production, use TECNOLOGIES ‘INTELIGENTI’ for RAIADP prototyping and A member of the individual *. THE MEASURES ENVISAGED ARE INTENDED TO CONSOLIDATE THE WORK AND IMAGE OF THE LABORATORY THROUGH THE PURCHASE OF NEW MACHINERY FOR THE DIGITAL MANUFACTURING AND TESTING OF PRINTABLE BIO-MATERIALS. (English)
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Identifiers
B79J18002140009
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