Wednesday 9 December 12:30 @Makerlunch, Foundational Lab, IDE, TU Delft

Next week Wednesday Massoud Hassani will join us during the MakerLunch. His work focuses on creating a fully automated process to clear mines.

The original  Mine Kafon is a wind-powered device that is heavy enough to detonate landmines as it rolls across the ground. Massoud drew inspiration for the project from his childhood growing up on the outskirts of Kabul, where he would play amongst the minefields with homemade, wind-powered toys.

Currently, Massoud is Kickstarting a new project, in which a drone will be used to clear mines in a more structured way. More information about Mine Kafon can be found here.

Please join us during the MakerLunch, to hear more about Massoud and his work. The MakerLunch takes place in the foundational lab @ IDE, TU Delft. The lunch has an informal setting: be prepared for a lot of interaction, room for questions and discussion (and don’t forget to bring your own lunch)

Wednesday 25 November 12:30 @Makerlunch, Foundational Lab, IDE, TU Delft

Next wednesday Troy Nachtigall will join us during the MakerLunch. Troy is a lecturer at SLEM, an international innovation and education institute for footwear. He also PhD researcher at Eindhoven University of Technology, on wearable senses.

Troy showed his 3D printed shoes at the Dutch Design Week 2015. Some more background on his work can also be found here.

3D printed shoes shown an Dutch Design Week 2015 (source Dezeen.com)

Shoes are printed with flexible filament Filaflex (source Dezeen.com)

Please join us during the MakerLunch, to hear more about Troy and his work. The MakerLunch takes place in the foundational lab @ IDE, TU Delft. The lunch has an informal setting: be prepared for a lot of interaction, room for questions and discussion (and don’t forget to bring your own lunch)

See that you Make it to the MakerLunch!