Kidist, student from Ethiopia, give us a first glimpe of Fre3dom, their Upcycle project.

About Fre3dom – distributed manufacturing to promote self-sustaining communities

About Kidist: Born in 1983, in a small village called qufanziq in the eastern part of Ethiopia. She joined the Addis Ababa University, and graduated with a mathematics degree. She went to the African Institute for Mathematics, in Cap Town, South Africa. Now, she is a third year PhD student at the University of Houston, TX.

Source : http://ygaw-bysiliconsentier.com/1929-upcycle-project-fre3dom-and-3d-printing

Closing ceremony today at Singularity!

Here is an exclusive preview of our 14 projects:

Home Energy Generation

AMUNDA: Powering Humanity
To create a transparent World Energy Market Place where all energy-related information for every location of the world will be visualized, and where buyers and sellers of energy products and services can meet to profitably satisfy their energy needs

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Dernières heures avant la présentation de  nos projets:

Comment impacter 1 milliard de personnes de manière positive sur les problématiques de l’eau.

Notre réponse: H2020, The Water Hub

Source : http://ygaw-bysiliconsentier.com/1918-dernieres-heures-avant-...

Julian, amazing Singularity student, is telling us about his work in Chile and on his experience experience at Singularity:

About Julian:

Julian Ugarte, is an industrial designer and Director and Founder of the Un Techo para mi Pais Innovation Center, the world’s largest social innovation organization, that partners university faculty and students with thousands of people who reside in slums.

Through creating business solutions for social problems, this center has positively impacted 80 million people in 18 different countries.

As a global leader in design-thinking methods, Julian has created a partnership with the Art Center College of Design, the world’s leading design educational institution. ...

Un jour comme les autres à Startup Bootcamp commence à 8h45 avec une intervention de Linda Hickman, Entrepreneur, mentor et educator of entrepreneurs à la London School of Economics. Elle offre les leçons de son expérience de plusieurs années chez Oracle.
Tout ce qu’elle raconte,  c’est de la théorie applicable maintenant pour son auditoire, c’est un cours qui donne une vision de la stratégie à mener. Sans recette magique, elle délivre pourtant les erreurs à ne pas commettre, les phases classiques de lancement d’un produit, les clients, et quels clients il faut aller chercher en 1er…Je retiendrais surtout une anecdote à propos de la persévérance d̵...