Happylab Wien
The workshop where you can realize your projects and become a maker yourself!
About Happylab Wien
With over 2,000 members in Vienna and Berlin, we are the largest maker community in Europe. What's in it for you? A huge collective base of know-how and expertise, as well as the possibility to connect with makers of different disciplines. In our regular tours, training courses and workshops we pass on our knowledge about digital production!
Experts
Workshop
Lab Members
Andreas Wildmann
Unknown / Happylab Wien
Digital Making Educator
Andreas is a digital making eductor at Happylab in Vienna. As a Digital Fabrication and Maker Educator, he is responsible for designing, planning, and delivering hands-on workshop formats for participants of all ages. His workshops focus on digital fabrication technologies such as laser cutting, 3D printing, electronics and programming, often combining these disciplines in creative projects.
Roland Stelzer
Unknown / Happylab Wien
Co-Founder & CEO at Happylab & Fabman
Dr. Roland Stelzer is an entrepreneur, maker pioneer and AI researcher. As co-founder and CEO of Happylab and Fabman, he promotes digital fabrication and sustainable innovation processes. Within the DiSTT project, he contributes his expertise in practical training formats to strengthen digital skills across Europe.
Karim Jafarmadar
Unknown / Happylab Wien
Co-Founder & CEO at Happylab & Fabman
Karim is a founder and CEO of HappyLab, creates a space where anyone can gain practical skills in digital fabrication, robotics, and prototyping. With a focus on inclusivity, he enables members to master tools like 3D printers and CNC machines through hands-on learning. He co-founded the international RobotChallenge and leads initiatives that connect innovation with real-world problem-solving.
Workshops from Happylab Wien
Digital Tools in Vocational Training: Empowering Tomorrow's Workforce
Happylab Wien/ Unknown
Instructor: Andreas Wildmann
A hands-on workshop where apprentices explore digital manufacturing technologies like 3D printing, laser cutting, and robotics. Participants design, build, and code their own robotic prototypes using Calliope mini controllers. The course promotes creativity, teamwork, and digital literacy through practical challenges. This workshop gives apprentices a comprehensive introduction to digital tools and manufacturing methods. They learn how to model in CAD, operate digital machines, and build functional prototypes. By completing a team-based robotics project, participants enhance their creative problem-solving, technical confidence, and digital skills. Assessment: Final presentation of the robotic prototype and group challenge. Material costs: €100 per participant
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