The Southeast Asia Makerspace Network (SEAMNET) is a network of makerspaces within ASEAN The Secretariat for the SEAMNET is the OneMaker Group (Singapore)
The Southeast Asia Makerspace Network (SEAMNET) is a network of makerspaces within ASEAN, working together towards a common mission to advocate and develop the Maker movement in their respective localities. In addition, SEAMNET fosters the exchange of resources, ideas and expertise to encourage the development of maker talent to support the new emerging industrial, digital economy in Southeast Asi
06/06/2017
Props to our Thai maker friends!
Meet Bangkok’s Growing Maker Movement | Make: At the end of 2014, Bangkok, Thailand began to experience a maker revolution. Since then, many makerspaces have opened their doors.
29/10/2016
Dear all, once again we thank you for joining us in this exhilarating journey. We thank you for your patient and understanding.
Some special moments and beautiful people we captured during the event.
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27/10/2016
Say hello to the Bandung makers! They are just beginning their journey into establishing a vibrant maker scene in the creative city of Bandung.
Learn about Team Goods Do Goods and their idea in gamifying litter throwing in their city!
http://makezine.com/2016/10/27/bandungs-urban-waste-hackathon-focuses-on-hardware-prototyping/
Bandung’s Urban Waste Hackathon Focuses on Hardware Prototyping | Make: Bandung, Indonesia is an up-and-coming city of makers with an interest in better waste disposal.
26/10/2016
Bangkok makers are helping modernize Thailand using IoT technology!
Gravitechthai organized the first ever SEA Makerthon 2016 in Bangkok which challenged participants to use IoT in helping make logistics more efficient in the city. Makers are at the forefront of positive change in Thailand!
https://makezine.com/2016/10/25/bangkok-makers-use-iot-sustainability-solutions/
Bangkok Makers Use IoT for Sustainability Solutions | Make: The Southeast Asia Makerthon 2016 continues in Bangkok where teams look at ways logistics and IoT can prevent needless waste.
25/10/2016
The exhibition booths of the SEA Makerthon 2016 Grand Finalists from 10 cities!
24/10/2016
Read all about Team ឆ្មាំកណ្ដុរ - RAT Hunter, the champions of the SEA Makerthon 2016! Their product has the potential to help many farmers in Cambodia tackle rodents which destroy their crops and earn extra income by selling rice field rats to neighboring countries as delicacies. Makers do have the potential to improve the lives of their own communities!
Turning a Winning Rat Trap Into a Hot Product - The Cambodia Daily After winning a Southeast Asia regional product design competition in Singapore earlier this month—having qualified by winning the first round in Phnom Penh in August—the group behind “Rat Hunter” is aiming to turn their prototype into a product.
21/10/2016
We would like to thank Home-Fix Singapore for supporting InnovASEAN 2016 by sponsoring the prizes for the SEA Makerthon 2016 Grand Finale!
Home-Fix Singapore was one of the pioneers in advocacy of the Singapore maker movement.Special appreciation goes to Mr. Low Cheong Kee who is the founder of Home Fix and founding member of OneMaker Group - OMG. Home-Fix Singapore also has their own makerspace called XPC which empowers people to make by providing a wide array of tools and equipment!
To find out more out Mr Low and the amazing work that he does, please check out this special interview with Tech in Asia:
https://www.techinasia.com/interview-with-low-cheong-kee-founder-of-home-fix
20/10/2016
The long-awaited videos for our InnovAsean are here!
We will constantly share the videos on our page
If you want to recall some other topics shared in the event, please check out the official playlist :- http://bit.ly/2eTCyoc
InnovASEAN 2016 Intro by William InnovASEAN 2016 http://innovasean.singaporemakers.com/ Intro by William Hooi, Executive Director, Singapore Makers Association (https://www.facebook.com/sgma...
18/10/2016
We thank all of you who gave us your overwhelming support, who helped us throughout the event, and the team behind the scenes. Congratulations to Team Rat Hunters (Phnom Penh) for being the Winner of the the SEA Makerthon Grand Finale. Not forgetting all the participants and organizers from the ten participating cities who have been supportive towards this project. Also we want to congratulate Dr Pan Tulabadi for Gravitechthai Home of Makers, Thailand being elected to chair the Southeast Asia Makerspace Network for the term 2017-2018.
Website: http://innovasean.singaporemakers.com/
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10/10/2016
Hear all about the Penang Makers and their super awesome showing during the SEA Makerthon 2016:Penang last month!
Here's a shout out to Penang Science Cluster for being amazing organizers and supporting Team Infinity Cycle. See you very soon at the Grand Finale in Singapore!
http://makezine.com/2016/10/10/penang-a-hub-for-malaysian-makers-sea-makerthon-2016/
Penang Hosts Open Innovation Competition for Malaysian Makers | Make: Penang makers take on the challenge of creating sustainable consumer electrionic appliances for the future!
09/10/2016
Congratulations to Team E-Waste for winning the SEA Makerthon 2016: Kuala Lumpur!
The topic in Kuala Lumpur was about computer electronic appliances and e-waste. The team of 2 created a e-waste collection box that is IoT based and interfaces with an App via user's number. It will also be known as a e-Cycle Box that aims to encourage proper waste disposal and recycling by rewarding users with cash vouchers or discounts.
See you very soon at the SEA Makerthon 2016: Grand Finale next weekend!
06/10/2016
Read all about the amazing prototypes made during the makerthon in Singapore! Participants were challenged to come up with solutions to tackle food wastage to prevent overproduction of meals, reduce post consumer waste and to automate segregation of food waste!
https://makezine.com/2016/10/06/5-inventions-tackling-food-waste-singapore/
5 Inventions That Are Tackling Food Waste in Singapore | Make: Singapore makers come together to create creative solutions to help reduce food wastage.