Makers and the Evolution of Innovation in Silicon Valley—and Beyond

Maker Faire Bay Area 2019

May 17th-19th

Presentation Fablab / Hackerspace / Makerspace

What lessons can be learned from the explosive popularity of the SF Bay Area Maker movement? Where is it headed, and how can we evolve along with it? Michael Sturtz discusses the rise of the Maker movement, its influence on innovation, and the role of creative risk taking as a way of life.

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Michael Sturtz

Michael Sturtz is an internationally acclaimed maker, educator, and founder of The Crucible, the nation’s largest non-profit industrial arts education facility. He takes on impossible challenges and reinvents transformative approaches to ideation. He’s currently a popular speaker and consultant, igniting revolutions in thought, organizational development, and creative empowerment across the globe.

Categories: Fablab / Hackerspace / Makerspace, 3D Printing, Art & Design, Education, Sustainability & Nature

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