The term “digital fabrication” summarizes a number of different manufacturing processes, the defining common ground in which lies in the underlying computer-aided production processes. In this sense, the Green FabLab of the Rhein-Waal University of Applied Sciences wants to offer a glimpse of the Industry 4.0 with its machine equipment. Here, too, the areas of CAD design, CNC machining, robotics, measurement, control and regulation technology are combined on distributed systems (= several communicating, location-independent computers without shared memory) for industrial production. For a FabLab (from Fabrication Laboratory) this means a standard machine park, with which the Green FabLab could also be equipped, supported by funds from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
CNC Machining (Photo Credits: Alexander Pütter) 
Laser Cutting (CC BY-SA 4.0) 
Molding and Casting (CC BY-SA 2.5) 
3D Model (Photo Credits: Pelayo Arbues) 
3D Printer (Photo Credits: ZMorph Multitool 3D Printer )
Fab Academy 2021
- Jefferson Josue Sandoval Betanco. Fab-OmniBot. Fab Academy 2021 Final project
Documentation: https://fabacademy.org/2021/labs/kamplintfort/students/jefferson-sandoval/
- Harley Nelson Lara Alonso. Alfred-Bot. Fab Academy 2021 Final project
