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| − | '''Fab Labs''' (fabrication laboratories) are small scale workshops with modern computer controlled equipment such as | + | '''Fab Labs''' (fabrication laboratories) are small scale workshops with modern computer controlled equipment such as |
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| + | *Laser cutters | ||
| + | *CNC machines | ||
| + | *[[Rapid prototyping machines]] | ||
| + | *Circuit board printing | ||
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| + | giving the ability within one room to create just about anything from engines to electronic devices. The concept was developed at the Center for Bits and Atoms at MIT. | ||
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Revision as of 00:16, 16 January 2007
Fab Labs (fabrication laboratories) are small scale workshops with modern computer controlled equipment such as
- Laser cutters
- CNC machines
- Rapid prototyping machines
- Circuit board printing
giving the ability within one room to create just about anything from engines to electronic devices. The concept was developed at the Center for Bits and Atoms at MIT.
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