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Fab Foundation

Fab Foundation

Formed in 2009 to facilitate and support the growth of the international fab lab network as well as the development of regional capacity-building organizations. The Fab Foundation is a US non-profit 501(c) 3 organization that emerged from MIT’s Center for Bits & Atoms Fab Lab Program. Our mission is to provide access to the tools, the knowledge and the financial means to educate, innovate and invent using technology and digital fabrication to allow anyone to make (almost) anything, and thereby creating opportunities to improve lives and livelihoods around the world. Community organizations, educational institutions and non-profit concerns are our primary beneficiaries. The Foundation’s programs focus on: education (.edu), organizational capacity building and services (.org), and business opportunity (.com).www.fabfoundation.org

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Sep 9, 2026

Joelle FosterGUEST
35:22
Wow.
Joelle FosterGUEST
35:22
So if you have just a concept, you can walk into the Fab Lab.
Joelle FosterGUEST
35:27
It's like membership based, like a gym.
Amanda BuhseHOST
35:29
Yeah.
Wade BatesHOST
4:12
State of the Art Fabrication Lab.
Wade BatesHOST
4:14
Tim, have you ever been in the Fab Lab? Absolutely.
Wade BatesHOST
4:16
Do you make anything in there ever? It's also, I believe, that's the old South Gym.
Tim LadronHOST
4:20
Oh, you're
Aaron CrowleyHOST
0:00
Hey there, friends and fellow fabricators.
Aaron CrowleyHOST
0:01
My name is Aaron Crowley, and this is the Fab Lab Podcast.
Aaron CrowleyHOST
0:13
Hey there, friends.
Aaron CrowleyHOST
0:14
Welcome back for another episode.
Olivia VinnellNARRATOR
39:28
Ingenuity is a hands-on engineering playground where families can experiment with machines, power, design and invention.
Olivia VinnellNARRATOR
39:37
It also houses the UK's first Fab Lab, meaning Fabrication Lab, a small-scale digital manufacturing workshop available to hire, where people can learn and develop new products.
Akia HenryNARRATOR
39:50
9.
Akia HenryNARRATOR
39:50
The Tar Tunnel When this eerie 18th century underground tunnel was being dug as a canal tunnel, the miners instead struck a spring of natural bitumen, which still oozes from the walls today.

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