The Shuttleworth Foundation Flash Grant received in November 2016 has helped tremendously to amplify groundwork on the Agbogbloshie Makerspace Platform and the AMP spacecraft. It freed us from immediate constraints and enabled us to:
- Upgrade the Spacecraft in Agbogbloshie
- Prototype a new roof system
- Devise of an action plan for the Agbogbloshie Makerspace Platform mobile application
- And advance plans to introduce AMP at the Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism— Shipping a second prototype #MadeinAgbogbloshie of the Spacecraft and showcase grassroots makers’ production while interacting with local grassroots makers, all of this as an attempt to link and strenghten different communities of makers around the globe.
We like how the improved roof solution sits on the #spacecraft upgrade and maintenance #workinprogress #Agbogbloshie pic.twitter.com/WNSk9QCdL3
— & (@qampnet) January 4, 2017
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Quality control, maker table and toolbox, Timber Market next to #Agbogbloshie pic.twitter.com/eAh6cWBqwV
— & (@qampnet) December 31, 2016
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The last months’ production, including the conversation with the Public Interest Design community met in Portland (AMP won the SEED Award 2017), are ground work to our next phase of AMP, which is to prototype a sustainable and viable business model so the Spacecraft operates in autonomous manner in a variety of grassroots communities.
We are pleased to announce this year’s SEED Awards go to 6 #PublicInterestDesign projects from around the world https://t.co/X0uE4tfcUx
— SEED Ntwk (@SEEDNtwk) January 25, 2017
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Thank you to the Shuttleworth Foundation, Ugo Vallauri and Janet Gunter co-founders of the Restart Project and the Restart Project community.
Some weight lifting ahead.. using car parts :-) #MadeinAgbogbloshie pic.twitter.com/hldaVqLOqy
— & (@qampnet) December 31, 2016
