MIT FAB ACADEMY


The Fab Academy is a Digital Fabrication Program directed by Neil Gershenfeld of MIT’s Center For Bits and Atoms and based on MIT’s rapid prototyping course, MAS 863: How to Make (Almost) Anything.

The Fab Academy began as an outreach project from the CBA, and has since spread to Fab Labs around the world. The program provides advanced digital fabrication instruction for students through an unique, hands-on curriculum and access to technological tools and resources.


Fab Academy courses require access to a participating fab lab. Fab Lab Madrid CEU is one of the Laboratories qualified to teach Fab Academy.
You can view the list of labs that participate in the Fab Academy program here: http://www.fabacademy.org/fab-academy-2014-sites/

Classes are taught in fab labs through video lectures by a global faculty. Hands-on class work is guided by instructors in the local labs.

Neil Gershenfeld’s global lectures begin on January 22, 2014. Global lectures take place on Wednesday mornings at 9:00 am – 12:00 pm EST (15:00 – 18:00 Spain). The lectures are recorded and are available online after class.

Instructors Fab Lab Madrid CEU


Students Fab Academy 2014 at Fab Lab Madrid CEU