Introducing Ellen: MakeHaven's Small Business Support Coordinator
Hi! I’m Ellen and I’m excited to introduce myself as the new Small Business Support Coordinator here at MakeHaven!
Hi! I’m Ellen and I’m excited to introduce myself as the new Small Business Support Coordinator here at MakeHaven!
Introduction: The Better World Hackathon, hosted by MakeHaven, recently concluded in Downtown New Haven, Connecticut. As a proud member of the organizing team and a participant in the event, I am excited to share my experience and highlight the incredible innovations that emerged during this inspiring weekend.
We are really happy to welcome Jordon Rambert to the MakeHaven team. Jordon joins us through the Public Allies program, and will be helping out at MakeHaven with a focus on entrepreneurs of all kinds through June, 2023. Jordon is typically in the space Monday-Thursdays during the day, and can be reached at jordon.rambert@makehaven.org or @Jordon_Rambert on Slack.
Here Jordon introduces himself:
I'm posting this blog because it took me a while to find the correct codes to program this VFD with, so hopefully by putting all of the information in one spot someone else will have an easier go of it.
This is the VFD that came with a 2x72 Belt Grinder bought on Ebay (from Remmer-4513). In the end, the codes that worked for me were:
-PD002: 1
-PD003: 60
-PD004: 60
-PD005: 60
-PD070: 1
-PD072: 60
I made this plaque to commemorate Steve Buda and the tools bought with donations made in his memory.
The U.S. Department of Energy and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory just announced the winners of Phase One in the Inclusive Energy Innovation Prize, which supports grassroots innovation, community-centric networks, and ground-up solutions to accelerate climate and clean energy technology advancement alongside disadvantaged and underrepresented communities.
MakeHaven was invited to talk with the Manufacturing CT podcast Meet the Manufacturers podcast. In the podcast we discuss what MakeHaven does, how it has grown, and imagine what the future of manufacturing might look like.
Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK) announced the recipients of its first “Empower Makers” Global Impact Challenge. MakeHaven is honored to have been named as a Makers Grant Recipient for our efforts to provide opportunities for hands-on exploration of career relevant skills.
Today we will be getting to know all about the Robotics Lead of the ERBOT $200,000 Prize Winner, Joel Edelstein! In this interview, he shares his first hand experience trying to make the world a better place using robotics!
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What is the contest itself for?
The Department of Energy (D.O.E.) created the ERBOT prize contest in order to provide fresh ideas for energy efficiency. The general problem to be solved is to improve the heating and cooling of houses, etc to reduce the U.S. climate global carbon footprint hopefully by 2035.