Final Conference in Milan - second day 23 November 2017

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The program for the second day 23rd November is centred on issues about New Urban Economies and Care

the conference will be held in italian and english with simultaneous interpreting

PROGRAMME

9:00 - 9.30 | Welcome coffee
9:30 - 10:30 | New Urban Economies and Digital Manufacturing: City of Milan’s vision

Keynote speaker:

Annibale D’Elia City of Milan

Contribution :
Stefano Micelli Università Ca’ Foscari di Venezia
Cecilia Manzo Università di Firenze
Marco Taisch Politecnico di Milano

Wrap-up:

Cristina Tajani City of Milan

10:30 - 10:45 | Make to Care: an emerging innovation ecosystem

Stefano Maffei Politecnico di Milano

10:45 - 11:15 | From care services to care as an open system: opencare’s perspective

Rossana Torri City of Milan
Costantino Bongiorno WeMake

11:15 - 11:30 | Coffee break
11:30 - 13:00 | Economies of care and innovation

contribution introduced and moderated by Francesco Samorè Fondazione G. Bassetti
    Erik Lakomaa Stockholm School of Economics
    Mario Calderini DIG - Politecnico di Milano
    Lucia Scopelliti Comune di Milano - Direzione Economia Urbana e Lavoro
    Gaela Bernini Fondazione Bracco
    Angela Simone, Fondazione Giannino Bassetti - SMART-map

Collaborative economics and new technologies are today contributing to radical innovation in care solutions for citizens, personalizing them by re-establishing the centrality of those needs not met by traditional welfare systems, but under what conditions? What are the economic impacts of innovation on the care world? Is the active use of models based on co-design and customization sustainable? And how can the public actor rethink its role within “open” care systems?
13:00 - 13:15 | An introduction to the exhibitions

Fabrizio Marta Rotellando, Liat Rogel Naba
Davide Crippa curatore della mostra “Secondo Nome: Huntington”

13:15- 14:30 | Light Lunch
14:30 - 16:15 | Rethinking care systems

Rethinking care systems for people and with people, with the help of digital fabrication,
co-design and innovation in production processes.

contribution introduced and moderated by Alessia Maccaferri IlSole24Ore - Nova:
    Costantino Bongiorno WeMake & Lisa Noja City of Milan Open Rampette
    Gehan McCloud GalGael Trust - GalGael
    Carlos Arturo Torres - IKO - Lego prosthetic for children
    Antonia Madella / Cristina Dornini, Together To Go, Project UNICO
    Antonella Bertolotti Fondazione Cariplo - CReW

16:15 - 16:30 | Final remarks

Marianna D’Ovidio Università degli Studi di Bari

16:30 - 17:30 | Call for Solutions Pitch and Awards

3 Minutes-Pitch and Projects Awards


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opencare conference/InPe e openrampette

These are two projects of WeMake out of the many others developed during the opencare experience. The aim of the presentation by Costantino Bongiorno, co-founder of WeMake, is to describe the two projects and explain the development of the deliverables. Patients and citizens have been involved in co-design sessions in order to contribute to the development and stabilization of the technologies and new open solutions. It was therefore possible to include in the design the contextualization of the artifacts and the solutions. Users’ visions and makers’ skills have merged in these two projects that could shape further opencare projects as well.
Do you want to know more?: http://inpe.opencare.cc/ http://rampette.opencare.cc/

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opencare conference/From care services to care as an open system: Opencare’s perspective

It’s time to move to a social innovative perspective about care.
Technologies, people and networks can shape contexts like never before. Although medicine and healthcare have the peculiar role of supporting lives and biological survival, only a shared commitment by society itself can increase and facilitate the quality of life of people.
A innovative and social approach is needed for the challenge of open systems for care. Makers of WeMake have worked hard on understanding how care issues could be faced by open source and open access solutions, given the need to integrate those in healthcare context of the area of Milan.

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