Design Night: Rosie and her Robot
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Design Night: Rosie and her Robot
Building the manufacturing workforce of the future
Thursday, March 28th from 6:00pm-9:00pm
Autodesk Technology Center, Boston at the BUILD Space
Envision the factory worker of the future. She’s highly technical and working in concert with a robot to quickly and nimbly make products we previously could only imagine. That vision isn’t too far, but we’ll need a lot of talented people to get there. From making parts with composite materials to troubleshooting 3D printers, the skills needed to thrive in manufacturing continue to evolve. Join us as we explore how to fill factories with this new, essential workforce to drive ongoing innovation in how things are made.
Join us at Design Night on Thursday, March 28th at the BUILD Space and:
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Hear from Danielle Applestone, CEO and co-founder of Daughters of Rosie: U.S. manufacturing wants women.
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Partake in interactive activities and explore the Technology Center of Boston at the BUILD Space
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Enjoy sets by DJ Leah V while dancing among robots
Eat! Drink! Make! Learn!
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Organizer Autodesk Technology Center - Boston
Organizer of Design Night: Rosie and her Robot
The Autodesk Technology Center at the BUILD Space in Boston is a research and development workspace where Autodesk invites startups, colleges and universities, and industry experts to explore ways to advance the building industry. The center focuses on industrialized construction, digital fabrication, automation and robotics in construction, and other ideas that are transforming the built world including architecture and engineering.
Located in Boston’s Seaport Innovation District, the workspace offers teams access to largeformat fabrication equipment and project space, as well as training and expertise from Autodesk personnel. Resident teams test and develop solutions that will improve how we build the places where we live and work and the infrastructure we rely upon. More than just a workspace, the center fosters an open community where industry thought leaders can collaborate on a shared vision of the future of construction.
