What are FabLabs?
FabLabs are a global network of local laboratories that foster innovation by providing access to digital fabrication tools, prototyping services, and product design resources.
The FabLab movement is closely tied to the maker movement, open-source hardware, maker culture, and the free and open-source movement, sharing common philosophies and technologies with these communities.
What we Do
Technology Education
We offer comprehensive training courses that include product design concepts and computer-aided design (CAD) software, digital fabrication techniques, machine operation and material selection. Our programs feature hands-on projects tailored for STEAM education, empowering participants to turn their ideas into reality through practical, innovative learning.
Collaboration
Bringing together researchers, innovators, students, and entrepreneurs to foster entrepreneurial activities, collaborate on projects, build an innovative community, and drive the maker movement.
Collaboration
Establishing a hardware incubator that provides comprehensive support for prototype development, helping individuals, startups, and small businesses turn their ideas into tangible prototypes. This enables them to validate and refine their concepts. Much like a FabLab, it serves as a sandbox for hardware innovation and maker-driven creativity.
KX Knowledge Xchange
20,000+ m² Innovation space
We’re part of an entrepreneurial community of KMUTT university at their innovation hub – KX Knowledge Xchange, a new 19-floor high-end space in Bangkok, based 5 minutes from Wongwien Yai BTS in Thonburi. The mission is to establish a vivid and aspiring community of businesses, academics, and entrepreneurs who would be able to benefit most from each other and from being based at the KX Knowledge Xchange.
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The Fab Charter
What makes FabLabs different to other Makerspaces is a set of guidelines that all labs follow.
What is a FabLab?
FabLabs are a global network of local labs, enabling invention by providing access to tools for digital fabrication.
What is in a FabLab?
FabLabs share an evolving inventory of core capabilities to make (almost) anything, allowing people and projects to be shared.
Who can use a FabLab?
FabLabs are available as a community resource, offering open access for individuals as well as scheduled access for programs.
What are the responsibilities of users?
Safety: not hurting people or machines
Operations: assisting with cleaning, maintaining and improving the lab
Knowledge: contributing to documentation and instruction
Who owns FabLab inventions?
Designs and processes developed in FabLabs can be protected and sold however an inventor chooses, but should remain available for individuals to use and learn from.