Sat June 21, 2014
"Prototype Your Idea, Yourself!" A 3D Printing Event
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at Cupertino Community Hall
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Learn about the major shifts that have taken place in the 3D printing industry that, together, deliver the ability for hobbyists and young, budding engineers to create their own advanced prototypes.
Design tools have become easy to learn and affordable, while 3-D printers and other rapid prototyping resources are turning fabrication itself into affordable "point-and-click." Our speaker Robert Bigler will walk you through the steps to prototype your idea yourself. Think of your own ideas, apply the techniques you learn here, and then prototype them yourself.
About the Speaker: Robert Bigler
Entrepreneur and inventor Robert Bigler has made a career of designing and using rapid prototyping technologies. He founded and recently sold a global automation company called Animatics and is now CEO of Equalia, an technological incubation company for multiple initiatives, including Personal Electric Vehicles.
Fusion: Art.Science.Technology is an innovative speaker series sponsored by the Cupertino Library Foundation along with the Performing Arts & Culture series, the Film series, and the Tech Toolbar to promote life-long learning and self-improvement in the Cupertino community.
About the Cupertino Library Foundation:
The Cupertino Library Foundation is a 501(c)3 Public Benefit Corporation with the purpose to raise money to continue programs encouraging life-long learning and self-improvement through the Cupertino Library. The Foundation has the Non-Profit Seal of Approval by Guidestar demonstrating satisfaction of transparency requirements and is a member of the Google for Nonprofits program receiving tools to work efficiently. It seeks major donations from corporations and the business community and from other foundations as well as individual donations and planned gifts and bequests. For further information visit: http://www.cupertinolibraryfoundation.org.
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Design tools have become easy to learn and affordable, while 3-D printers and other rapid prototyping resources are turning fabrication itself into affordable "point-and-click." Our speaker Robert Bigler will walk you through the steps to prototype your idea yourself. Think of your own ideas, apply the techniques you learn here, and then prototype them yourself.
About the Speaker: Robert Bigler
Entrepreneur and inventor Robert Bigler has made a career of designing and using rapid prototyping technologies. He founded and recently sold a global automation company called Animatics and is now CEO of Equalia, an technological incubation company for multiple initiatives, including Personal Electric Vehicles.
Fusion: Art.Science.Technology is an innovative speaker series sponsored by the Cupertino Library Foundation along with the Performing Arts & Culture series, the Film series, and the Tech Toolbar to promote life-long learning and self-improvement in the Cupertino community.
About the Cupertino Library Foundation:
The Cupertino Library Foundation is a 501(c)3 Public Benefit Corporation with the purpose to raise money to continue programs encouraging life-long learning and self-improvement through the Cupertino Library. The Foundation has the Non-Profit Seal of Approval by Guidestar demonstrating satisfaction of transparency requirements and is a member of the Google for Nonprofits program receiving tools to work efficiently. It seeks major donations from corporations and the business community and from other foundations as well as individual donations and planned gifts and bequests. For further information visit: http://www.cupertinolibraryfoundation.org.
Learn about the major shifts that have taken place in the 3D printing industry that, together, deliver the ability for hobbyists and young, budding engineers to create their own advanced prototypes.
Design tools have become easy to learn and affordable, while 3-D printers and other rapid prototyping resources are turning fabrication itself into affordable "point-and-click." Our speaker Robert Bigler will walk you through the steps to prototype your idea yourself. Think of your own ideas, apply the techniques you learn here, and then prototype them yourself.
About the Speaker: Robert Bigler
Entrepreneur and inventor Robert Bigler has made a career of designing and using rapid prototyping technologies. He founded and recently sold a global automation company called Animatics and is now CEO of Equalia, an technological incubation company for multiple initiatives, including Personal Electric Vehicles.
Fusion: Art.Science.Technology is an innovative speaker series sponsored by the Cupertino Library Foundation along with the Performing Arts & Culture series, the Film series, and the Tech Toolbar to promote life-long learning and self-improvement in the Cupertino community.
About the Cupertino Library Foundation:
The Cupertino Library Foundation is a 501(c)3 Public Benefit Corporation with the purpose to raise money to continue programs encouraging life-long learning and self-improvement through the Cupertino Library. The Foundation has the Non-Profit Seal of Approval by Guidestar demonstrating satisfaction of transparency requirements and is a member of the Google for Nonprofits program receiving tools to work efficiently. It seeks major donations from corporations and the business community and from other foundations as well as individual donations and planned gifts and bequests. For further information visit: http://www.cupertinolibraryfoundation.org.
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Design tools have become easy to learn and affordable, while 3-D printers and other rapid prototyping resources are turning fabrication itself into affordable "point-and-click." Our speaker Robert Bigler will walk you through the steps to prototype your idea yourself. Think of your own ideas, apply the techniques you learn here, and then prototype them yourself.
About the Speaker: Robert Bigler
Entrepreneur and inventor Robert Bigler has made a career of designing and using rapid prototyping technologies. He founded and recently sold a global automation company called Animatics and is now CEO of Equalia, an technological incubation company for multiple initiatives, including Personal Electric Vehicles.
Fusion: Art.Science.Technology is an innovative speaker series sponsored by the Cupertino Library Foundation along with the Performing Arts & Culture series, the Film series, and the Tech Toolbar to promote life-long learning and self-improvement in the Cupertino community.
About the Cupertino Library Foundation:
The Cupertino Library Foundation is a 501(c)3 Public Benefit Corporation with the purpose to raise money to continue programs encouraging life-long learning and self-improvement through the Cupertino Library. The Foundation has the Non-Profit Seal of Approval by Guidestar demonstrating satisfaction of transparency requirements and is a member of the Google for Nonprofits program receiving tools to work efficiently. It seeks major donations from corporations and the business community and from other foundations as well as individual donations and planned gifts and bequests. For further information visit: http://www.cupertinolibraryfoundation.org.
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Cupertino Community Hall
10350 Torre Ave., Cupertino, CA 95014
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