Salzburg Research was in the children’s town of Salzburg for a few days this year again. At the 3D printing shop in the Makerspace people were working, puzzling and doing handicrafts. During the three days different objects were created and the children learned new skills in our study station.

1. On the computer, Tinkercad 3D models were designed. The scope ranged from order work such as door signs to complex models such as a sailing ship or a rocket.
2. Robotic and MiniSalzburg 3D prints were applied with acrylic paints and then sold as trailers in the “Schuhschachterl” of the MiniSalzburg founder service.
3. Old computer scrap is simply too bad to throw away. The children built motorcycles and kites from capacitors, buttons, resistors and many other components.
4. From resistances can be created with the help of a pair of beautiful jewellery and so created chains and earrings.

Finally, we invested the earned Saletti – the currency of the children’s town of MiniSalzburg – for a big Makerspace party with the creative children.