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[[Advanced Civilisation]] is a site founded by Charles Collis to introduce current and developing states of Open and Distributed Manufacturing. ([http://www.adciv.org/Main_Page website]) | |||
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Revision as of 18:42, 4 October 2008
Introduction
This new section will be dedicated to Open Manufacturing developments, making it easier to identify developments that are more directly about "making things." It's best seen as a smaller subset of our much broader section on Open and Shared Design Communities.
(status: the 5 first columns from the Design category have been ported)
Maintainer
Nathan Cravens is a philosopher, futurist, and founder of the Effortless Economy Institute. He observes Abundance movements and post-capitalist activity to anticipate and strategically prepare for an effortless economy or a productive environment without labor.
Link: http://effortlesseconomy.com
Kontakt: knuggy AT gmail DOT com
Key Resources
Discussion
Open Manufacturing: The Social Implementation of Open Manufacturing & Distribution Techniques
Overview
Advanced Civilisation is a site founded by Charles Collis to introduce current and developing states of Open and Distributed Manufacturing. (website)
Note in particular the overview on turning virtual designs into physical objects at "Virtual designs into physical objects"
Pages in category "Manufacturing"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 1,776 total.
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- 3.2 Explaining the Emergence of P2P Economics
- 3.2.B. How far can peer production be extended?
- 3D Additivist Cookbook
- 3D Bioprinting
- 3D Earth Printing Construction Technology
- 3D Fabbing
- 3D Hubs
- 3D Mud House Printing
- 3D Printables
- 3D Printed Car
- 3D Printer OS
- 3D Printers for Peace
- 3D Printers, the Third Industrial Revolution, and the Demise of Capitalism
- 3D Printing
- 3D Printing as an Agent of Socio-Political Change
- 3D Printing Community and Emerging Practices of Peer Production
- 3D Printing Files Marketplaces
- 3D Printing Industry
- 3D Printing Revolution Film
- 3D Printing Step-by-Step
- 3D Printing, Intellectual Property, and the Fight Over the Next Great Disruptive Technology
- 3D Printing, the Arts and Crafts Movement and the Democratization of Art
- 3D Robotics
- 3D Scanner
- 3D Scanning
- 3D Solar Sinter Prints on Sand
- 3Drag
- 3DSUG
- 3Ducation Project
A
- Aaron Makaruk on the Open Source Ecology Project
- Aaron Makaruk, Yoonseo Kang et al. on the Open Tech Forever Project
- Ability Mate
- Access to Tools
- Adafruit
- Adafruit Industries
- Additer
- Additive Fabrication
- Additive Manufacturing
- Additive Manufacturing as Global Remanufacturing of Politics
- Additivism
- Adrian Bowyer on 3D Printers
- Adrian Bowyer on Personal Manufacturing
- Adrian Bowyer on Rapid Prototyping
- Adrian Bowyer on the RepRap
- Adrian Bowyer on the RepRap Project
- Adrian Bowyer on the RepRap Project Lab
- Advanced Automation
- Advanced Civilization
- African Fabbers
- Agata Jaworska on the Design for Download Project
- Agoblogoshie Makerspace Platform
- Agua Clara
- AI Supply Chain Observatory
- Air Data Instrument
- Alastair Parvin on the Wikihouse Open Source Construction Set
- Alastair Parvin on Wikihouse
- Alastair Parvin on Wikihouse's Open Source Architecture
- Alchematter
- Alessandro Ranellucci
- Alex Lindsay on Digital Craftsmen for Development
- Algedonics
- Alice Taylor on Personal Manufacturing
- Alicia Gibb
- Alicia Gibb and Ayah Bdeir Explain the Open Source Hardware Revolution
- Alicia Gibb on the Status of the Open Source Hardware Movement in 2012
- ALL Power Labs
- Amine Ghrabi
- Analysis of Open Hardware Licensing
- Andrew Bowyer on the RepRap Project
- Andrew Bowyer on the RepRap Project and Self-replicating Machines
- Andrew Katz on Copyleft Licensing for Hardware
- Andrew Lamb
- Andrew Lamb on Massive Small Manufacturing for Humanitarian Aid
- Anil Gupta on Appropriate Technology for Agroinnovations
- Anna Greenspan
- Anna Seravalli
- Another Production is Possible
- Anticipated Environmental Sustainability of Personal Fabrication
- Apertus Association
- Apollo
- Apollo Open Vehicle Certificate Platform
- Appropedia
- Appropedia Foundation
- Arab Hackerspaces
- Architecture Design Sharing
- Arduino
- Arduino - Business Model
- Arduino and Open Source Design
- Arduino's Open Source Hardware Business Model
- ArduPilot
- ArduSat
- Aria
- ARIA
- ArkFab Innovation Foundation
- ASAP Island
- At-Home Manufacture of Circuit Boards
- Atadiat
- Atelier Paysan
- Ateliers Fab Lab at ENSCI
- AtFab
- Atomic Duck
- Audio Files from the Open Hardware Summit 2010
- Aurélie Ghalim
- Automake
- Automated Infrastructure
- Automation and the Future of Work
- Automation, Accelerating Technology and the Economy of the Future
- Autonomous Roadless Intelligent Array
- Avi Reichental on What’s Next in 3D Printing
- Avoccado
- Ayah Bdeir
- Ayah Bdeir on littleBits
B
- Babilim Light Industries
- Backyard Biology
- Barcelona 5.0 Plan
- Barcelona MADE Project
- Barcelona Maker Faire
- Barriers and Challenges to Personal Manufacturing
- Bath Open INstrumentation Group
- Bay Area DIY communities
- BeagleBoard
- Behrokh Khoshnevis on Automated Construction through Contour Crafting
- Belt and Road Initiative
- Ben Armstrong
- Ben Einstein on Building a Hardware Company
- Bengt Sjölén
- Best of Instructables
- Best Practices of Open Source Mechanical Hardware
- Better Be Running
- Bibliography on Localizing and Distributing Production
- Bibliography on Open Design and Distributed Manufacturing
- Big Blue Saw
- Bike Kitchen
- Bike Kitchens
- Bio and Hardware Hacking
- Biohackers
- Biohacking
- Biohacking Safari
- BioPunk
- Bioregional Fibershed
- Biospace - Canada
- Bit Beam
- Bits From Bytes
- Blade
- BoardForge
- Bob Haugen
- BotQueue
- Bottega21
- Bram Geenen
- Brazilian Hackerspaces as Spaces of Resistance and Free Education
- Bre Pettis on Creating Hackerspaces
- Bre Pettis on Rapid Prototyping
- Bre Pettis on the History of MakerBot
- Bre Pettis on the Open Source Making Methodology
- Brenda Dayne on Knitting as an Open Craft
- Bret Victor on Design Tools for Makerspaces as Communal Spaces
- Bricolabs
- Bricoleur
- Brief History of Open Source Hardware Organizations and Definitions
- Brmlab
- Bronac Ferran, and Andrew Prescott on Contemporary Making as a New Way of Thinking
- Bruce Sterling on Industrial Products And Ubiquity
- Bruce Sterling's Update on "Shaping Things"
- BUG
- Bug Labs
- Build It Solar
- Building an Economy of the Commons Through Open Distributed Manufacturing Structures
- Building Blocks
- Building Open Source Hardware
- Bunnie Huang
- Business Models for DIY Craft
- Business Models for Fab Labs
- Business Models for Open Hardware
- Business Models of Fab Labs
C
- C,mm,n
- C3POW
- CAD for Personal Manufacturing
- Camera Libre
- Cameron Sinclair on Open Source Architecture
- Can 3D Printing Lead to Mass Manufacturing
- Can Peer Production Make Washing Machines?
- CandyFab Project
- Carl Etnier on Neighbor to Neighbor Skill Sharing
- Carolina Rossini on the Industrial Cooperation Project
- Carsharing
- Casa Jasmina
- Case for Open Source Appropriate Technology
- Case of a RepRap-Based, Lego-Built 3D Printing-Milling Machine
- Catarina Mota
- Catarina Mota on Open Materials
- Catarina Mota on the Open Materials Movement
- CCCKC 2011 Panel on Maker Movement, 3D Printing, and Fabrication
- Center for Community Production
- CEO Guide To Making Prototypes for 3D Printing
- CERN Open Hardware License