Cheers. Here is benedikt seidel, part of the interfacer project. Bob steered me here. Mr jmwright i think it would be just right for you to come our open network meeting this friday 5 pm cet. Call me 0157 eight ocho 222 sietentate 18 or drop me a mail b.seidel@posteo.de. i understand that interfacer seems to come out of nowhere but the people behind it have connections to the commons community, open source comminty and scientific community. More info on interfacerproject.eu and fabcity.hamburg and fab.city
On fabcity.hamburg you can access our matrix/element instance (the better slack). There is also the link to the network meeting. If too comicated and/or i dont respond write wolf@fabcity.hamburg and jenny@fabcity.hamburg
May the force be with us
Ps: i found the link to our network event on friday: FabCityHH
Topic of this friday:
Fab Friday, 20th May 2022 5 p.m.: FabCityHH
[EN]
‘Introduction to the Economic Governance Roadmap - Fab City OS as the digital infrastructure upon which a Fab City Economy shall unfold’
How do you imagine the Fab City in 2050? How do companies make money? What is the role of Fab Cities in all of this? You’ve probably already heard that Fab Cities are going for something with bits and circular economy, and you can guess that a circular economy makes sense for ecologically sustainable development.
But what does this actually have to do with 3D printers, fab labs and blockchain, which is what is being talked about in the context of the INTERfACER project? The upcoming Fab Friday will deal with these and related questions. Your presence and voice is important, because we are now setting the course for the economy of the future and this should be worked out on as broad a basis as possible. We also explicitly invite the companies of the Fab City Hamburg to participate.
Benedikt Seidel, project manager of the INTERFACER project at Fab City Hamburg e.V., will guide through the event. He is doctoral student at the professorship for digital markets at the University of Hamburg and researcher at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Helmut Schmidt University