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SUMMARY:Workshop: Build your own BrailleRAP 
DESCRIPTION:BrailleRAP. This is a machine that can convert various graphic
  formats/files into Braille patterns using software. In this way\, visuall
 y impaired and blind people can feel various shapes much better with an ex
 planation. This tactile experience makes it possible\, for example\, to fe
 el the shapes of plants\, a child in the womb or various hiking maps. With
  the device\, which is based on open source hardware and can be replicated
  by anyone\, you can create such tactile objects very quickly\, easily and
  cheaply using simple sheets of paper. Images\, graphics\, maps and even m
 athematical functions can be made tactile. The highlight: anyone can build
  and use these machines themselves with a little skill.\nTo take part\, yo
 u must register for the workshop by e-mail: maik.Jaehne@stadtfabrikanten.o
 rg \n\nAbout the Stadtfabrikanten e.V.\nThe association runs the FabLab C
 hemnitz\, an open DIY workshop in Chemnitz - also known as Karl-Mach-Stadt
 . The workshop provides access to knowledge\, tools and methods of digital
 ly supported and analogue production.\nThe focus is on topics such as mach
 ine-controlled production\, traditional craftsmanship and technological is
 sues in a social context. The FabLab serves as a space for joint developme
 nt\, screwing\, tinkering\, testing\, experimenting and combining.\nAs an 
 active part of the maker community\, FabLab Chemnitz is active in a wide r
 ange of material-related areas - including 3D printing\, wood and metalwor
 king\, plastics processing\, textile design\, electronics\, analogue and d
 igital technologies - and everything in between or beyond.\nhttps://stadtf
 abrikanten.org/ \n\nNotes on accessibility :\nAssistance dog welcome - it
  is possible to bring an assistance dog.\nWheelchair accessible. There is 
 a lift. A ramp is available for access to the wood workshop.\nIf you have 
 any questions or need assistance\, please contact us in advance at Maik.Ja
 ehne@stadtfabrikanten.org \n\nThe workshop is supported by the Makers\, B
 usiness & Arts project at the Landesverband der Kultur- und Kreativwirtsch
 aft Sachsen e.V.\nA project within the framework of the European Capital o
 f Culture Chemnitz 2025. This measure is co-financed by tax funds on the b
 asis of the budget adopted by the Saxon State Parliament\, federal funds f
 rom the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media\, and fu
 nds from the City of Chemnitz.\nThe project Inklusive Zukunft selbst mache
 n by Stadtfabrikanten e.V. is supported by the Franco-German Citizens' Fun
 d.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>BrailleRAP. </strong>This is a mac
 hine that can convert various graphic formats/files into Braille patterns 
 using software. In this way\, visually impaired and blind people can feel 
 various shapes much better with an explanation. This tactile experience ma
 kes it possible\, for example\, to feel the shapes of plants\, a child in 
 the womb or various hiking maps. With the device\, which is based on open 
 source hardware and can be replicated by anyone\, you can create such tact
 ile objects very quickly\, easily and cheaply using simple sheets of paper
 . Images\, graphics\, maps and even mathematical functions can be made tac
 tile. The highlight: anyone can build and use these machines themselves wi
 th a little skill.</p>\n<p>To take part\, you must register for the worksh
 op by e-mail: <a href="mailto:maik.Jaehne@stadtfabrikanten.org">maik.Jaehn
 e@stadtfabrikanten.org</a>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p><strong>About the Stadtfabrika
 nten e.V.</strong></p>\n<p>The association runs the <strong>FabLab Chemnit
 z</strong>\, an open DIY workshop in Chemnitz - also known as <i>Karl-Mach
 -Stadt</i>. The workshop provides access to knowledge\, tools and methods 
 of digitally supported and analogue production.</p>\n<p>The focus is on to
 pics such as machine-controlled production\, traditional craftsmanship and
  technological issues in a social context. The FabLab serves as a space fo
 r joint development\, screwing\, tinkering\, testing\, experimenting and c
 ombining.</p>\n<p>As an active part of the maker community\, FabLab Chemni
 tz is active in a wide range of material-related areas - including 3D prin
 ting\, wood and metalworking\, plastics processing\, textile design\, elec
 tronics\, analogue and digital technologies - and everything in between or
  beyond.</p>\n<p><a href="https://stadtfabrikanten.org/">https://stadtfabr
 ikanten.org/</a>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p><strong>Notes on accessibility </strong>
 :</p>\n<p>Assistance dog welcome - it is possible to bring an assistance d
 og.</p>\n<p>Wheelchair accessible. There is a lift. A ramp is available fo
 r access to the wood workshop.</p>\n<p>If you have any questions or need a
 ssistance\, please contact us in advance at <a href="mailto:Maik.Jaehne@st
 adtfabrikanten.org">Maik.Jaehne@stadtfabrikanten.org</a>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>
 The workshop is supported by the Makers\, Business &amp\; Arts project at 
 the Landesverband der Kultur- und Kreativwirtschaft Sachsen e.V.</p>\n<p>A
  project within the framework of the European Capital of Culture Chemnitz 
 2025. This measure is co-financed by tax funds on the basis of the budget 
 adopted by the Saxon State Parliament\, federal funds from the Federal Gov
 ernment Commissioner for Culture and the Media\, and funds from the City o
 f Chemnitz.</p>\n<p>The project Inklusive Zukunft selbst machen by Stadtfa
 brikanten e.V. is supported by the Franco-German Citizens' Fund.</p>
LOCATION:Chemnitz\, FabLab (https://stadtfabrikanten.org/)
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