Mad Science was founded in Canada in 1985 and has branches all over the world. It is a NASA science class cooperative institution. Over the past 35 years of development, a complete and mature STEAM education system has been established, and the curriculum conforms to (NGSS) “Next Generation Science Standards."After entering China in 2013, we cooperated with many international schools in Beijing and Shanghai to integrate local characteristics and make the curriculum more in line with the growth trajectory of Chinese children

Ready to get your AI project started? NVIDIA will be present at Maker Faire Shanghai with JetBot and JetRacer to empower ordinary people to be "Dream Makers" by taking innovation and creativity out of the hands of scientists and inventors!

JetBot is an open-source AI robot that is easy to install and use, while JetRacer is an educational AI racer, both powered by the small but mighty NVIDIA Jetson Nano AI Computer. Whether you're a maker, student, educator, or robotics enthusiast, if you're looking for an easy way to start your AI journey, both can meet all your needs and help you create unique projects!

Covestro will bring its MagicMaterial School to the Maker Faire, which is the CSR program of Covestro with the aim to further raise the awareness about science education, environmental protection and safety among young children. It provides the opportunity for kids to experience the magic of science through several interesting science experiment.

Our theme-based Interactive Baking Lab is a uniquely curated and balanced course that, basing on the common activities of food-making, integrates multiple subjects that ranged from Natural Science, Cultural History, Art & Crafts and even Financial Literacy. During Maker Faire Shanghai Harry's Kitchen will offer courses of “Blind Tasting Food Science ” at the Harry’s Kitchen Laboratory. It takes children 5 senses to explore food science, from DIY practical skills to scientific understanding and logic .

Live demonstration of how plastic is recycled using the shredder bike and creating a spinning tops with injection machine. Welcome all visitors to come try out a hands-on workshop and to take action against plastic pollution.

The earth’s popular little healthy juice company, innocent® landed in China this year with 3 tasty smoothies and lots of little surprises. Everything we make will always taste good and do you good. With our little wooly hats on the bottle, for every one sold, we’ll donate some of the proceeds to charity. Come make friends with us at Maker Faire Shanghai, enjoy tasty  smoothies, knit a little hat at the workshop, share the happiness with friends and pass along the goodness.

Rocket Brain is devoted to the Research & Development and promotion of science education to adolescent students. We believe that to inspire children with exciting experiments and to encourage them to explore with hands-on activities is the best way for them to learn! With subscriptions for children ages 3-10, summer/winter camps for ages 6-16, and other project based learning (PBL)activities, we are focused on providing the highest quality and challenging science education programs to inspire students.

SAS brings mini Cardboard Challenge

In 2013 the elementary school at Shanghai American School’s Pudong campus joined in a world-wide tradition where the key element of inspiration is cardboard. The SAS Cardboard Challenge was inspired by the “Caine’s Arcade” video that went viral on YouTube in 2011. At SAS, eachfall, students count down the days until the famous Cardboard Challenge when they will join almost 80 countries and over a million kids around the world to celebrate a day of creation and play. During the Maker Faire Shanghai 2020, SAS brings a mini Cardboard Challenge to you. Stop by our booth to be inspired and create with cardboard.  Also on display will be student build robots from our FLL to FRC and FTC. EVERY DAY. EVERY DAY AT SAS

Faculty from NYU Shanghai's Interactive Media Arts (IMA) program will be hosting a variety of creative activities and showcasing some of the work of our students.  The IMA curriculumencourages students to explore the expressive possibilities of emerging media - from software development to digital media to electronic devices to virtual and physical spaces to  interactive installations.  NYU Shanghai is China's first Sino-U.S. university.  Our student body of nearly 2,000 undergraduate and graduate students is 50 percent Chinese and 50 percentinternational, drawn from nearly every Chinese province and some 70 countriesaround the world.

BYOS (Build Your Own School )

In 2013 the elementary school at Shanghai American School’s Pudong campus joined in a world-wide tradition where the key element of inspiration is cardboard. The SAS Cardboard Challenge was inspired by the “Caine’s Arcade” video that went viral on YouTube in 2011. At SAS, eachfall, students count down the days until the famous Cardboard Challenge when they will join almost 80 countries and over a million kids around the world to celebrate a day of creation and play. During the Maker Faire Shanghai 2020, SAS brings a mini Cardboard Challenge to you. Stop by our booth to be inspired and create with cardboard.  Also on display will be student build robots from our FLL to FRC and FTC. EVERY DAY. EVERY DAY AT SAS

• Build Your Own School is bringing the future of technology - Virtual Reality - to the Shanghai Maker Faire 2020
• Using cutting-edge software used by game studios, the high school members of BYOS have made an incredible and fully operational Virtual Reality tour of the school building, right from scratch.
• We hope to share our vision for the future of VR with everyone at the Maker Faire.

Founded in 2006, the Western International School of Shanghai (WISS) is an authentic international school with an international curriculum, taught by international staff, for internationally-minded students representing over 50 nationalities, within a caring and inspirational environment, and on a beautiful, purposely built campus. WISS is fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). Dedicated to international education, WISS is the only full continuum IB World School in mainland China with all four programmes of the International Baccalaureate offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP), Diploma Programme (DP), and Career-related Programme (CP). Our international curriculum derives from the best teaching practices from around the world. We have set ourselves apart with our unique programmes and initiatives that help students to explore and further their passions.

YK Pao School is a pioneering international Chinese school. The school is a private non-profit institution founded in 2007, in memory of shipping magnate Sir Yue-Kong Pao, the renowned Chinese businessman, statesman and philanthropist. With around 1500 students from China and overseas, the school offers a unique Year 1-12 educational programme that integrates elements of Shanghai and international curricula, culminating with the IGCSE and IB Diploma programmes, both of which are complemented by core components of the Shanghai curriculum. Pao School's innovative Chinese-English immersion bilingual programme nurtures the whole person - the entire emotional, social, physical, and intellectual being – and prepares students to become engaged and responsible global citizens of the 21st century.

Virtual Science Fair at Britannica

Every year Britannica hosts a student-led STEM-based Science Fair that is open to allvisitors. 2020 presented many challenges, not least how to present our annualScience Fair. Our creative solution was to have the students build an online interactive portal where all their work could be displayed and users could vote in real-time for the projects that resonated the most. With the topic ‘Our Diverse World’, our students explore questions such as the physics of making music, the biology of tide pool animals, and the science of fingerprinting. The end result was the stunning Britannica Science Fair web site. With over 2460 hits in the first week alone from all over the globe, this year’s Science Fair was an outstanding STEM success.

VKBS Brings tomorrow’s challenges to Maker Faire Shanghai

During the Maker Faire Shanghai 2020, VKBS brings projects of tomorrow’s challenges to you. Stop by our booth to be inspired by these topics.

Together We Stand!

The Little Urban Centre (LUC) Education Group started preparations for the founding of Future Grow Academy (FGA) six years ago in 2013. During the process of preparation, FGA has been attracting attention from well-educated families with high aspirations for their children and those with an international outlook.

e.DO is a unique, modular, open-source, Industry 4.0-enabled, and ‘built-it-yourself’ robot, which is also a highly engaging way to integrate robotics within the classroom. With a user-friendlycontrol interface, e.Do is designed to allow students of all ages to create, learn and play with robotics while stimulating creativity and class participation. As an example, through mathematics, primary school students can move objects using e.DO applications to apply and verify the properties of arithmetic operations.

By introducing basic game design concepts, simple visual programming knowledge, and the use of Xtron Pro programmable handheld console, children’s programming journey will be started.First, we will use Xtron Pro to experience the game. After the experience, we will discuss what elements the game is composed of. Then we begin to introduce some concepts of the game.Finally, from programming to testing the game and downloading the game firmwareto Xtron Pro, to experience the complete game development process of Xtron Prohandheld console.

Child-Friendly Community (CFC) is a new initiative funded by Danish Ministry of Education which led by Innovation CENTRE Denmark. We aim to bring the best Child-friendly practices to China.This time, we are joined by three Danish cool CFC companies from in our Maker Faire booth. They are Gravity Board Games, KUBO screen-free Robotics and Kompan for playground facilities.

LLND is an international media artist duo merging sound, image, and matter in an approach combining physical reality, science, myth, technology, and real-time. Since they met in 2003, they developed multiple participatory, Innovative concepts in creating audio and visual instruments and Art Installations. Their works have been featured in many international art events. LLND, initials of Laurent Lettrée and Nathalie Delpech , based in Shanghai , China since 2009.

"Being a maker, for the maker”, we are a startup team combined by experienced makers. Our vision is to provide smart and easy-to-use tools that services for global makers which we hope will encourage more individuals, families, and organizations participate in the "Maker Movement". Introducing our first product: Carvera -- the world's most intelligent desktop CNC carving machine. Through a number of innovative technologies, we have integrated the functions of automatic tool changing, automatic tool probing, and dust collection into a desktop manufacturing machine for the first time. Customizing your own PCB boards, cutting drones, processing metal robots, making outstanding artistic creations has never been easier before.

Futuristic Glasses Design

According to the characteristic of the material Acrylic, we get the material heated by a heat gun. After 30 seconds of heating, we can curve the material to the shape of glasses. Put the Led lighton the two sides of the glasses and use the battery to light them up. To make the glasses design more personal, we can use an electric carving machine to make unique pictures on it.

UNITREE ROBOTICS is a well-known start-up company in the world robotics circle that focuses on the research and development, production and sales of consumer-level and industry-levelhigh-performance quadruped robots. We hope that more people will understand and like the quadruped robot in this event. UINTREE ROBOTICS will bring high-motion performance robot partners to humans and promote quadruped robots into people's lives.

Brilliant Creator will bring to the Maker Faire innovative toy kits. From electrical circuitry projects to computer coding encourage scientific thinking, develop imagination, and cognitive abilities. With 20 years of research development, and manufacturing in the innovative toy industry, Brilliant Creator will empower future generations. Improve and Change the World.

The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, known as the "Voice of American Business" in China, was founded in 1915. AmCham Shanghai was the third American Chamber established outside the United States, and now has 3,000 members from 1,500 companies. As a non-profit, non-partisan business organization, AmCham Shanghai is committed to the principles of free trade, open markets, private enterprise, and the unrestricted flow of information.

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai is a pre-eminent member-driven organization supporting Canadian business and community interests. It was founded in 1996 by a group of locally-based Canadian companies and entrepreneurs with the support of the Consulate General of Canada in Shanghai and was officially inaugurated in name in June 2008. CanCham informs and promotes Canadian interests in Eastern China and fosters connections within the Canadian business community and with its Chinese counterparts.

The China-Britain Business Council (CBBC) is the UK’s national business network promoting trade and investment with China. Since 1954 we have acted as the independent voice of business, located at the heart of the action, engaging across both countries in every sector and region.

Shanghai Youth Science Education Society (SYSES) is committed to popularizing and disseminating science and technology to young people and the general public. As a leading STEM education organization that has a history of more than 15 years, SYSES aims to engage young minds in scientific inquiry and research, prepare students to contribute as future scientists, enhance science teachers' professional skills, and promote science education in the whole nation. SYSES works with hundreds of researchers and domain experts from societies and universities in STEM field, providing high-quality online and offline STEM education resources and training programs for government, organizations, schools and the public.

How can we reinvent our cities and their relationship to people and nature? Fablab O Shanghai presents Fabcity, a project that take the ideals of the global Fab Lab Network - the connectivity, culture and creativity - and scale them to the a new urban model in which more production occurs inside the city, along with recycling materials and meeting local needsthrough local inventiveness. Experience 3D printing to locally produce highly customised products that you cannot buy online, machines that generate drawings and join other makers to build a collaborative artwork with paper circuits.

Ladies Who Tech was started by women who are in the STEM industries and believe in challenging the status quo by encouraging more women to assist and discover their potential in STEM. We want to raise awareness of the lack of women in the STEM industries and help companies to have more diversity.

The North American Youth Technology Education Association (NAYTEA) was established during the recent global technology revolution, stemming out of Silicon Valley, California. Advances in technology are changing the social and business landscapes at an exponential rate and the educational community must recognize these needs in order to teach new technological skills to future generations. NAYTEA was created to facilitate educational technology through innovation.

Looking into a microscope, children satisfy their crave for curiosity by from a newperspective natural elements from their daily life, like the structure of thevegetables they are used to eat. In the microscope slide we let them observeplant cells, animal hair, insects’ parts and muscle tissue.

Green Steps also designed a card game, “Flying Friends”, very popular among our guests. Itis a memory game that helps players to recognize more and more local birds and learn their names in English and Chinese.

In this 20 minute session, we will explore some of the fundamental technology that has shaped communications as we know it today. Each participant will assemble a small telegraph machine, using a range of different electronic components. The session does not require previous knowledge of electronics, and it is perfect for kids aged 5 to 15. The smallest ones, however, might need some help from their parents or other siblings.

MAKE YOUR OWN CHOPSTICKS

By introducing the traditional culture and knowledge of chopsticks and recognizing the different wood characteristics, the door to woodworking experience can be opened. We will also learn andrecognize different kinds of planes in different countries and experience the use of different planes. And then we use sandpaper to polish the surface of chopsticks and shape. Finally, through the wax to feel the change of wood texture, complete the work independently.

Hackability is a community of creative technologists who build technology for people with disabilities aiming at fostering social inclusion. Hackability China is the Chinese branch of Hackability which extends the Italian methodology with a particular interest in solving the problem of unemployment for people with disabilities (85 Million of people with disabilities in China 90% unemployment)

Come get your hands dirty

Pottery workshop Shanghai will introduce and demonstrate the amazing wheel-throwing pottery technique. Also there’s a chance for you to have a try on the wheel yourself! Come find PWS SHand feel the charm of pottery with your own hands!

SmartShanghai.com is an independent media publication dedicated to honesty and editorial transparency. We are for Shanghai residents, written by a team of long-term, opinionated and knowledgeable writers and editors. We never give an opinion or recommendation that we wouldn’t also share with our own friends and family.

JY International Cultural Communications is a fully-integrated multi-media, events, digital and communications group based in top-tier cities across China. With 22 years of history, we boast a comprehensive portfolio of products that distributed in Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin and Suzhou; city and national websites; mobile and tablet apps; strong social media presence; as well as regular customized products, from guides to client requested publications.

weHustle is an innovation platform. Our mission is to foster the highest quality pool of innovators in China. To achieve this, we connect like-minded professionals with international backgrounds who are passionate about innovation and technology in startups, scaleups, or corporates. Essentially, the weHustle platform is designed to be an innovation and community building service that encourages entrepreneurship in China.

Urban Family, the sister publication to That's magazines, was launched by JY International Cultural Communications in 2010 in order to enhance the eclectic lives of the families who have found themselves among the millions of people in Shanghai. With experienced editors, Urban Family is moving forward with a bold new image, intriguing content and exceptional visuals. Our publication, not merely a tangible magazine, is the foundation for building a dynamic community of families in Shanghai. Together, our new, interactive content and website, Urbanites kids’ club and family-fun events will enliven and connect urban families, and provide an integrated marketing channel to deliver your message.

CoderBunker is an open community of software developers in a shared physical space focused on growth and success. We create successful engineering teams with qualified and experienced developers and individuals in related roles.

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