src/pages/de/projects/jupiterfreiflaeche.mdx

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ headerImageAlt: test hero image
 teaser: "Fab City Hamburg hat in 2022 gemeinsam mit dem Start-Up ZRKULAR eine Fläche im 4. OG des alten Karstadt-Sports-Gebäudes in der Mönckebergstraße angemietet. Für sechs Monate gestalteten wir die Fläche als 'Plattform für lokale Produktion und Kreislaufwirtschaft'. Möglich machte dies die Initiative 'Frei_Fläche der Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft. Das Projekt soll im Frühjahr 2023 weitergeführt werden!"
 ---
 
-# Die Fab City greifbar machen
+# Die Fab City für alle greifbar machen
 
 Wir wollen nachhaltige Produkte zeigen, die zum Beispiel in Fab Labs entstehen und über Fab Cities und Kreislaufwirtschaft ins
 Gespräch kommen. 

src/pages/en/projects/makerchallenge.mdx

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+title: Maker Challenge
+order: 7
+subtitle: Your idea. Made in Hamburg.
+headerImage: images/events/makerchallenge/MakerChallenge-Keyvisual-Header.png
+headerImageAlt: Maker Challenge
+teaser: " Countless brilliant ideas in people's heads are just waiting to be implemented. Unfortunately, they often fail because people don't know how and, above all, where they can realize them. We want to change that with this idea competition! Show the community your ideas and develop them together with us to prototype or even small series."
+type: event
+---
+
+## Your idea. Our Labs. Together to the prototype.
+
+With the Maker Challenge, we want to challenge and promote the creativity and innovative power of the citizens of the city and metropolitan region of Hamburg and thus fill the Fab City Hamburg with life.
+
+## One Challenge – three phases:
+
+### Phase 1
+Submission of ideas (12.04.2022 - 31.05.2022)
+
+### Phase 2
+Voting by the community & expert jury with final award ceremony (03.06/2022 – 17.06.2022)
+
+### Phase 3
+Production of prototypes, closing with with an exhibition at *the future of making* Conference + Expo in March 2023 #tfom23 (10/2022 – 03/2023)
+
+## Impressions of the award ceremony 17.06.2022
+
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+At a festive closing event, Senator for Economic Affairs Michael Westhagemann awarded prizes to the best ideas of the Fab City Hamburg Maker Challenge. A total of 95 ideas were submitted to the Maker Challenge ideas competition launched by the Fab City initiative. The product ideas had to be innovative, sustainable, have added social value and be producible in a Fab Lab in Hamburg. The variety of ideas submitted was great: from bend lighting for bicycles and smart trash cans to a wheelchair that can climb stairs. After the end of the public voting phase, in which almost 30,000 votes were cast, and the jury's decision, the best 20 ideas were awarded prizes. In fall 2022, during the so-called prototyping phase, these ideas have been further developed into physical prototypes in the city's Fab Labs with the support of experts.
+
+ 
+<a target="_blank"  href="https://innovation.fabcity.hamburg/challenges/11/tab/5#top20">![](images/events/makerchallenge/Maker-Challenge-2022-Top20-Link.jpg)</a>
+
+
+In addition, special prizes were awarded in the areas of #social, #sustainable and #innovative, as well as the "best student project" and the "best collaborator".  
+
+Over 100 people attended the Maker Challenge award event at the INTERFACER | Meet Up. We are especially pleased that almost all award winners were able to arrange their participation in order to receive their certificates, trophies, "Maker Bags" and 3D printers in person.  
+
+Detailed results of the community and jury voting can be found on the Maker Challenge page under the tab "Results":
+
+<Button text="MAKER CHALLENGE Ergebnisse" href="https://innovation.fabcity.hamburg/challenges/11" type="primary" newTab />
+
+In spring 2023, the winning ideas were presented to the Hamburg public at *the future of making* Conference + Expo 2023. Subscribe to our newsletter and don't miss any dates.
+
+## Press conference to mark the start of the Maker Challenge 2022/23 at Hamburg City Hall
+
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+
+## Follow the Maker Challenge:
+
+<Button text="MAKER CHALLENGE Instagram" href="https://www.instagram.com/maker.challenge.hamburg/" type="primary" newTab />

src/pages/en/projects/openlabstarterkit.mdx

+---
+layout: "@layouts/ArticleLayout.astro"
+title: Open Lab Starter Kit
+order: 7
+subtitle: Offene Fab Lab Maschinen
+teaser: "Im Rahmen des dtec.bw Forschungsprojektes Fab City wird das Open Lab Starter Kit von den Forschungspartnern InMachines Ingrassia GmbH und Laboratorium Fertigungstechnik der Helmut-Schmidt-Universität gemeinsam entwickelt."
+headerImage: images/projects/openlabstarterkit/heroimg_CNC_mini_parts2-bb34cfaf-843025ee-2880w.jpg
+headerImageAlt: test hero image
+---
+
+# A set of eight fully documented open-source machines until 2024
+
+The OpenLab Starter Kit is a set of eight open-source machines whose build instructions are to be made available via a digital, open-source repository. The eight machines were selected based on criteria of mutual compatibility and meaningful interaction and provide the foundation of a functional laboratory with digital manufacturing machines.
+The special thing about the Open Lab Starter Kit is the low costs that have to be spent to reproduce the open-source machines. In concrete terms, only material costs are incurred. In contrast to commercial machines, transport and possibly import costs are saved. In the present project, the complete documentation of the required materials, CAD models and easy-to-understand building instructions are to be made available online free of charge. Anyone can therefore build and use the machines themselves. In addition, everyone can adapt the machines to their own needs, develop them further or modify them. This gives the users valuable knowledge of the machines, enabling them to carry out maintenance and repair work mostly on their own. The aim of the project is thus to make high-quality machine tools accessible to a broad public - this is an important contribution to democratizing access to machines and to entrepreneurial innovation.
+
+** By December 2024, the following machines will be included into the Starter Kit **
+
+    Desktop 3D printer (min. 20 x 20 x 25 cm – max. 40 x 40x40 cm)  
+    Desktop CNC milling machine (max. 600x400x100 mm)  
+    Desktop Laser cutter (600 x 400 mm)
+    Large 3D printer (1000 x 1000 x 1000 mm) 
+    Large CNC milling machine (2500 x 1250 x 300 mm) 
+    Large Laser cutter (1000 x 700 mm)
+    Vinyl cutting plotter (A3 Format)
+    3D scanner 
+
+## Prototyping
+
+On March 23, the team of InMachines Ingrassia GmbH presented together with its partner of the New Production Institute the first complete set of digital and fully documented fabrication machines. More can be read [here](https://newproductioninstitute.de/en/openlab-starter-kit-2).
+
+<Button icon="Launch" text="Research project Fab City" newTab href="https://newproductioninstitute.de/en/fab-city" type="primary" />
+
+<ImageGallery
+  fullBleed={true}
+  files={[
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+      caption: "3-Achsen CNC-Fräse",
+      subCaption: "Foto: Manuel Moritz",
+    },
+    {
+      img: "images/slider/openlabstarterkit/olsk_Bird-Eye-View-Lasercutter_Foto-Tobias-Redlich.jpg",
+      caption: "Lasercutter",
+      subCaption: "Foto: Tobias Redlich",
+    },
+    {
+      img: "images/slider/openlabstarterkit/olsk_Prototypen-OLSK.jpg",
+      caption: "Prototypen OLKS",
+      subCaption: "",
+    },
+    {
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+      caption: "Vorstellung-CNC",
+      subCaption: "Foto: Tobias Redlich",
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+    {
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+      caption: "Vorstellung Lasercutter",
+      subCaption: "Foto: Manuel Moritz",
+    },
+    {
+      img: "images/slider/openlabstarterkit/olsk_202111_Mohammed-and-Cesar-work-in-progress_LaFT_HSU.jpg",
+      caption: "Konzeptualisierung von Open Source Machine Tools",
+      subCaption: "",
+    },
+  ]}
+/>
+
+## Documentation
+
+<Button
+  text="Repository"
+  newTab
+  href="https://github.com/orgs/Open-Lab-Starter-Kit/repositories"
+  type="primary"
+  icon="Launch"
+  iconSize="24"
+/>
+
+## Research partner
+
+<LogoGrid
+  title=""
+  columns={4}
+  logos={[
+    {
+      src: "images/logos/logo-newproductioninstitute_2by1.svg",
+      alt: "New Production Institute",
+      href: "https://newproductioninstitute.de/fabcity",
+    },
+    {
+      src: "images/logos/logo-inmachines_2by1.svg",
+      alt: "InMachines Ingrassia GmbH",
+      href: "https://www.inmachines.net/",
+    },
+    {
+      src: "images/logos/logo-laboratoriumfertigungstechnik_2by1.svg",
+      alt: "Laboratorium Fertigungstechnik der Helmut-Schmidt-Universität",
+      href: "https://www.hsu-hh.de/laft/",
+    },
+    {
+      src: "images/logos/logo-fabcityhamburg_2by1.svg",
+      alt: "Fab City Hamburg e.V.",
+      href: "https://fabcity.hamburg/",
+    },
+  ]}
+/>
+
+## Project Funding
+
+<LogoGrid
+  title=""
+  columns={4}
+  logos={[
+    {
+      src: "images/logos/logo-dtecbw_2by1.svg",
+      alt: "Zentrum für Digitalisierungs- und Technologieforschung der Bundeswehr",
+      href: "https://dtecbw.de/home/aktuelles/fab_city_forscht_an_der_stadt_in_der_fast_alles_selbst_hergestellt_wird",
+    },
+  ]}
+/>
+
+
+## Contact
+<People names={["mohammed"]} />