Charlie Miquelin

Bio

FabTech is a Maker Space (FabLab) that promotes entrepreneurship, innovation, research and technological development at the UTFPR Science and Technology Park (PCT) – Curitiba Campus.

By providing its equipment, specialists and structure, it fosters creativity, education, innovation and entrepreneurship.

In this way, FabTech contributes to the guidance and implementation of everything from simple ideas to complex projects in any of their phases.

This environment collaborates with the PCT in the growth and development of startups, companies, individual entrepreneurs and industries, as well as assists institutions and their scientific research, making the region's Innovation Ecosystem stronger, more flexible and prepared for the demands of society in Curitiba and Paraná.

FabTech also provides specialized mentoring through its own team of specialists, PCT specialists and specialists from various areas of knowledge at UTFPR's Curitiba Campus. These mentorships will be committed to supporting the exchange of knowledge and the growth of startups, companies and even innovative ventures.

Through training and refresher courses, training, qualifications and workshops, both in initial and advanced technologies, we will serve students or professionals who need to improve themselves in the face of the demands of the job market.

Serving the entire community of our City (we are part of Vale do Pinhão), FabTech encourages Maker Culture, entrepreneurship and Innovation in its own environment and beyond.

Recognizing the importance of continuous improvement and growth for its success as a Maker Space, FabTech is always open to partnerships and collaborations. We are committed to continuing to improve our infrastructure and services, as well as to expanding our strategic partnerships.

Through the materialization of ideas, FabTech synergistically promotes social and economic development, serving as a catalyst for innovative and entrepreneurial attitudes, always in a sustainable manner in all its nuances.

Long live Maker Culture!