Talking with zqnce.de about the taboo(?)
Blog Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn TikTok Mastodon Mail Talking with
When I first bought a 3D-Printer from MakerBot around mid-year, I printed things like key chains and smart-phone covers to get a feel for it. On relevant platforms such as Thingiverse, it is easy to find all kinds of 3D-models to re-print. Looking around the site, I found the „Cupholder“ for wheelchairs. I thought this […]
YouTube LinkedIn TikTok Mastodon Mail Printing a mini-wheelchair ramp yourself with
When I first bought a 3D-Printer from MakerBot around mid-year, I printed things like key chains and smart-phone covers to get a feel for it. On relevant platforms such as Thingiverse, it is easy to find all kinds of 3D-models to re-print. Looking around the site, I found the „Cupholder“ for wheelchairs. I thought this […]
YouTube LinkedIn TikTok Mastodon Mail Printing a mini-wheelchair ramp yourself with
If anybody asks me now about how I cope with my disability, I often compare it to – But I haven’t always been this laid back about coping with my disability.
How I learned to accept my disability… If anybody asks me now about how I cope with
During his childhood in South America, he witnessed many stark economic divides, and with – confining him to the wheelchair, he experienced the social divides facing people with
During his childhood in South America, he witnessed many stark economic divides, and with
Reacting to social issues with a spirit of inclusiveness, participation and entrepreneurship
Mastodon Mail DLD Conference 2011: „Responsive Cities“ Reacting to social issues with
I’m truly no electrician, but when I received my new electric wheelchair a few years ago, I asked my orthopedic technician whether he could attach a USB connection to the wheelchair battery to enable me to charge my smart phone.
He tried to explain in more detail, but with my rather basic knowledge gleaned from
Oktober 2011 DLD Conference 2011: „Responsive Cities“ Reacting to social issues with
Recently I wrote about printing a ramp for myself using a 3D-printer. Naturally, the whole thing was more a bit of fun rather than a solution which would be suitable for people to use. Then a thought came to me: How about simply using LEGO bricks instead of a 3D-printer? No sooner said than done. […]
Together with my roommates we then developed various prototypes.
Mai 2012 DLD Conference 2011: „Responsive Cities“ Reacting to social issues with
