VietNamNet Bridge – Two Vietnamese women who studied abroad have turned a warehouse at 44/10 Nguyen Van Dau Street in Binh Thanh District, HCMC into a small fabrication laboratory for technology enthusiasts.


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Fablab Saigon is open to all those who love technology. Many people come to the place every Sunday morning to join its “Open Day” program in which they discuss technology issues that are trending

 

The Fablab Saigon facility was launched in late 2014 by Phan Hoang Anh, who studied at Télécom ParisTech, one of France’s leading graduate engineering schools, Duong Hoang Quynh Huong, who did a Master’s degree in integrated circuits (IC) at Lille University of Science and Technology in France, and friends.

Fablab Saigon is a creativity space for everyone.

 

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Vo Tat Hoang, a student of HCMC University of Technology, studies a RC plane

 

 

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Visitors to Fablab Saigon can carry along their hi-tech devices that no longer work to ask for free help to fix them

 

 

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Mai, an engineer of industrial robots from National University of Singapore, presents an environmental sensor which can analyze temperatures, humidity, sound, air, light, ultraviolet radiation, and harmful waste – Photos: Xuan Huy 

 

 
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