The Makers Pass is a membership designed for individual makers who want access to T-Works. Access to India’s largest prototyping centre. Access to Sophisticated equipment, become a part of the community of hobbyists, makers, artists, designers.

The application process involves filling out an online form on the T-Works website. We ask for basic details such as what you want to make, the facilities you will tentatively use and so on and what you have made in the past.

This is a beta program, the first time we are opening to individual makers. We will be actively seeking feedback to better our processes, systems and the offering. In future the maker pass will be open to all without needing an application process.

Maker passes are currently for individual makers only. However, we will be launching a program tailored specifically for startups soon. For inquiries about bulk purchases, please reach out to us at membership@tworks.in with your startup name and member details.

You will receive a confirmation email our outreach team will stay in constant communication regarding the subsequent steps. Last date to submit application - 20th February 2024 Program start - 4th March 2024 For more queries, please reach out to memberships@tworks.in

The Maker Pass is for makers who want to use the equipment and facilities at T-Works. You can still apply if you plan to travel to Hyderabad at your own expenses.

You can bring your own consumables provided it is safe and permissible (read the handbook ). Members have access to a retail shop and T-Works' supply network to source materials. You are free to bring your own materials but make sure your membership experience champion is duly informed before bringing the material to T-Works. It is your responsibility to keep your materials safe.

We are continuously increasing the availability of tools and other resources at T-Works. We understand that in some cases you may want to bring your own tools that are currently not available or accessible in the facility. We will take such requests on a case by case basis. Please get in touch with your Member Experience Champion for such requests.

No.

The Maker Pass is valid for 12 months from the date of enrolment. You may renew the pass towards the end of the period.

T-Works is not a co-working space. The intent of the Maker Pass is to enable individual makers to build products and prototypes using the equipment and services available. We disallow use of the pass to get a co-working space as it will prevent access for legitimate makers.

T-Works does not take responsibility for IP protection. Individuals must safeguard their product’s IP independently.

The Maker Pass grants access to Category -1 equipment here Other equipment is accessible on a paid basis. You can also get access to consumables based on availability here, You can also avail equipment rentals on paid basis here

The Maker Pass is applicable for individuals aged 18 years and above.

Currently, we operate from Monday to Saturday, 10 am to 10 pm. However, we are actively working towards making T-Works operational on Sundays in the future.

While our aim to offer shorter membership options in the future, this is the first time T-Works is opening up the facility for individual makers outside of structured programs. We prioritize a balance between safety and freedom, trusting our processes to evolve with time. We seek partners committed to T-Works as more than a service provider, contributing to enhancing the Maker Pass experience before it's open to all. The first 50 makers joining us will be pivotal partners, collaborating closely to ensure a meaningful, safe, and productive experience.

Yes, you can secure a parking spot by booking and paying for it separately. The fee for parking is 1000 rupees per month for four-wheelers and 500 rupees per month for two-wheelers.

No, this program is strictly non-refundable. We recommend visiting the facility, understanding T-Works offerings, and then enrolling.

Due to high demand and limited slots, we advise applying only if you intend to use the facility immediately. Further enrollment can be considered in the future as and when new slots open up.

The intent of the Maker Pass is to enable individual makers to build products and prototypes using the equipment and services available. If you wish to conduct workshops, please contact workshops@tworks.in to know how we can help make it happen.

Yes, you can sell products you make at T-Works, but mass manufacturing is not allowed in T-Works. Ensure your product doesn't infringe on intellectual property (IP) and make sure your Membership Experience Champion is informed. Since this is a commercial activity, you must ensure your product has a ‘Made at T-Works’ notation on the product and packaging.

The conference and board rooms located on floor Z are reserved for T-Works employees.

External USBs are not permitted. Please reach out to your membership champion for assistance.

You are free to use vending machines and the cafe with payment for services.