Antonio de Jesus Anaya Hernandez

DevOps, OKW Project Lead
The Internet of Production Alliance
Antonio posing in Lyon
Photo credit / Image credit
Anushka Deshpande 2021 CC by SA 4.0

Antonio de Jesús Anaya Hernández was born in Chiapas, Mexico. He's a technologist, and "fab academy" alumni. Since 2014, has ventured into the agrotech sector and was incubated in the GSL program at the M.I.T. Additionally, he has collaborated with NGOs to provide maker education for native communities in southern Mexico, and has been involved in projects like the Hackaday Prize Dream Teams, and mentored for the Open Hardware Makers initiative, for the project Libre Water. He's technical lead for the Open-Know-Where initiative at The Internet of Production Alliance.
To date, he has participated in projects in the Americas, Europe and the Middle East.

Github profile
FabAcademy profile
Hackaday Prize 2020
Proffesional Fellow U.S Dept. State

Sessions

Collecting Data and Organizing Communities

Mirko Ebelshaeuser, Antonio de Jesus Anaya Hernandez, Lisa UNDP Accelerator Labs, Eric Nitschke

This is a conversation between initiatives, the UNDP Accelerator labs, UNTAPPED and the Internet of Production Alliance, Open-Know-Where (OKW), about their different approaches to collecting data and building data systems for decision-making at the community level.
Climate crisis
Sustainability
Civil Society
Politics & Society
Speak Up! - Community Garden
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Meetup
English
Conference