Now In Shenzhen: Co-working space for makers, Trouble Maker expands globally

This is the second post of Now in Shenzhen, where TechNode visits a handful of Shenzhen-based companies leveraging Shenzhen’s core strength: manufacturing. 

Trouble Maker, a Shenzhen-based product development platform that helps people prototype, manufacture, and market, is now opening in Perth, Seoul, and Berlin as well as Norway and Myanmar.

Trouble Maker’s model is like a co-working space for makers who want to realize their product. Whether you are an individual or a company, people pay 1,200 RMB a month for a seat and get access to full help from professional engineers. They have access to all the equipment in the space to make a professional prototype, get injection molding, package design, do mass production, and distribute products.

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