• Episode 9: From idea to business — merging handcraft with technology | حلقة 9 : محمد البيك

  • Jun 29 2022
  • Length: 41 mins
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Episode 9: From idea to business — merging handcraft with technology | حلقة 9 : محمد البيك

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  • Imagine a machine that understands your sketches and turns them into real-life objects - the Laser Cutter, a machine that has been commonly used for ages in the industrial sector, does exactly that! Mohamed Elbeek aka “Beko” is an entrepreneur and a maker with a passion for arts. He decided to use this very machines to build custom-made gifts and decorations, some of them culture-related like the Ramadan lantern, also known as “Fanoos Ramadan”. Listen to Beko’s success story with his startup Fabreca that has become one of the biggest players in this sector and learn how he fell in love with the idea of merging handcrafts with technology. For more info visit: https://www.goethe.de/ins/eg/ar/kul/sup/gmc.html

    تخيل لو هناك آلة تستطيع أن تفهم رسوماتك وتحولها إلى أشياء حقيقية، يستطيع جهاز التقطيع بالليزر -وهو شائع الاستخدام في مجال الإنتاج الصناعي - فعل ذلك بالظبط، محمد البيك الملقب ب „بيكو“ هو رجل أعمال وصانع شغوف بالفن، قرر بيكو قبل بضع سنوات استخدام الماكينات لتصنيع الهدايا والديكورات التي لبعضها ارتباط بالثقافة مثل فانوس رمضان. استمع إلى قصة نجاح بيكو وشركته الناشئة فابريكا والتي استطاع بها أن يكون أحد أكبر الرواد في هذا المجال وتعرف كيف خطرت على باله فكرة دمج الحرف اليدوية الفنية مع التكنولوجيا

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