GreenLab Microfactory, the first fablab in Nigeria will promote a green, eco-friendly, and sustainable environment, through research and development, education and training, technological and innovation awareness, and other human capital development projects.
The rise of the technology era, and the persistent social, economic, and environmental sustainability issues in the developing economies especially in their rural settings indicated the need for a different approach to ensure sustainability and broad empowerment of individuals irrespective of their ...
Conduct 30 free Open Source workshops by 2022 for great minds to learn and implement.
Successfully build energy sustaining open sourced digital fabrication equipment (e.g, Laser cutter, 3D printer, ETC.).
Serve at least 100,000 people within five years of commencement with satisfaction.
Replicate the GreenLab concept all over Nigeria, developing projects and strategies that promotes sustainable development.
MAKER EXHIBITION
1 STUDENT 1 ARDUINO
TICK STEM
COMMUNITY PROJECT
Enrol your Child(ren) for our weekend classes, they get to learn different form of tech skills such as Arduino Programming, 3D printing, Virtual Reality and Many more, All For Free!!!
Register Now!Our partner TME Education runs Electronics and Robotics Workshop monthly, Students are being taught on how to write firmwares as well as how develop hardware products.
Join the trainingYou can enrol for our 3D printing classes every Friday. You would be exposed to 3D printing and FUSION 360 basics, all sponsored by GreenLab-Microfactory
Register Now!"My name is Alagbe Israel, a final year Computer Engineering student and I participated in the 3D printing workshop. I learnt a lot about 3D printing and was able to assemble a new 3D printer with other participants. It was fun and educative workshop. Thanks to Greenlab for the opportunity."
"My name is Ikpeme Emmanuel Peter, I participated in the 3d workshop Itesiwaju organised by Greenlab microfactory and It was a great experience for me. I got to understand the 3d printing world and how it cut across every field of work and also had the opportunity of setting up a 3d printer and learning to print basic models. Thanks to Greenlab for such an opportunity"
GreenLab Microfactory, the first fablab in Nigeria will promote a green, eco-friendly, and sustainable environment, through research and development, education and training, technological and innovation awareness, and other human capital development projects.
Conduct 30 free Open Source workshops by 2022 for great minds to learn and implement.
Successfully build energy sustaining open sourced digital fabrication equipment (e.g, Laser cutter, 3D printer, ETC.).
Serve at least 100,000 people within five years of commencement with satisfaction.
Replicate the GreenLab concept all over Nigeria, developing projects and strategies that promotes sustainable development.
MAKER EXHIBITION
1 STUDENT 1 ARDUINO
TICK STEM
COMMUNITY PROJECT
Enrol your Child(ren) for our weekend classes, they get to learn different form of tech skills such as Arduino Programming, 3D printing, Virtual Reality and Many more, All For Free!!!
Register Now!Our partner TME Education runs Electronics and Robotics Workshop monthly, Students are being taught on how to write firmwares as well as how to develop hardware products.
Join the trainingYou can enrol for our 3D printing classes every Friday. You would be exposed to 3D printing and FUSION 360 basics, all sponsored by GreenLab-Microfactory
Register Now!Alagbe Israel
My name is Alagbe Israel, a final year Computer Engineering student and I participated in the 3D printing workshop. I learnt a lot about 3D printing and was able to assemble a new 3D printer with other participants. It was fun and educative workshop. Thanks to Greenlab for the opportunity.
Ikpeme Emmanuel
My name is Ikpeme Emmanuel Peter, I participated in the 3d workshop Itesiwaju organised by Greenlab microfactory and It was a great experience for me. I got to understand the 3d printing world and how it cut across every field of work and also had the opportunity of setting up a 3d printer and learning to print basic models. Thanks to Greenlab for such an opportunity