Talavera, from Argentina, has a background in sociology and met the other people from Connectors at Malmö University.
They can walk into the square where the Connectors set up their mobile talking point and coffee station: a converted bike trailer with a fold-out table supported by an ironing board stand.
Buyers goggled and haggled over motherboards, memory chips, solid-state drives, servers, graphics cards, non-tangling cables, connectors, monitors and so on.In 2009 the prices of these electronic goods jumped suddenly, as buyers emerged from the financial crisis and started ordering more equipment from manufacturers which had slashed capacity.
Memory chips, motherboards, disk drives, fans, connectors, casings: each component has its own neighbourhood of booths.
Called VF-45, it joins fibres together, takes about two minutes to install, compared to over an hour for other connectors, and costs little.
The result is flexible and fairly robust.Storing the electricity generated by the solar cells involves small batteries that are also woven into the fabric, along with plastic-coated wire connectors.
About 19,000 are employed in small satellite firms involved in parts of the production process.Founded in 1951, now employing 850 people who make brass valves, connectors and manifolds and turning over €165m ($218m) last year, Giacomini is a giant of the cluster.
A week before it said that it would spin off its connectors division and perhaps others.Another option is to make servers, to store and process data from all those mobile devices.
The tiny components had minuscule feet for connectors instead of lengthy wire leads that could be easily grapsed by even dumpy fingers.
The incoming water is split into smaller feeds which are plugged into each rack using dripless connectors.
He says that many mobile-phone manufacturers use the proprietary connectors on their chargers to retain customers, as people are more likely to buy products for which they already have charging adaptors at home, in the office, or in the car.
