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Remember how, in "Star Trek," Captain Picard could tell a computer "tea, Earl Grey, hot" and, voilà, out of thin air, a hot, Early Grey tea would appear on a tray? That computer was called a Replicator. What it did was use software made of bits to create objects made of atoms. Believe it or not, replicators of a sort have already existed outside of science fiction for years.
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To me, a good sex toy helps form feedback loops. It doesn't get in the way. A good toy gives you simple ways of exchanging signals with a partner or with your own body. It acts as a conduit. A good sex toy is analog.
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HackerSpaces et FabLabs dans le monde : où sont-ils ? Quelle évolution suivent-ils ? Découvrez les lieux de la prochaine révolution sociétale et économique
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3D systems has filed a lawsuit against both Formlabs and Kickstarter for patent infringement. Formlabs is the manufacturer of a low-cost 3D printer called the Form 1. Thanks to the stereolithography printing technique, the Form 1 can achieve professional grade 3D printing in a small hobbyist printer.
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Open Hardware Electronics Prototyping Platform
Pinguino is an Arduino-like board based on 8-bit or 32-bit ©Microchip PIC Microcontrollers with built-in USB module.
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The best designs are often the most simple. Take the latest 3-D printing technology, combine it with Japanese tradition and what do you get? A unique pop-up photo booth producing miniature human replicas.
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A new open source hardware project every month...
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The place to post and contribute to open-source hardware projects.
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Portabee introduces perhaps the most affordable home printing to date. ...
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Creative Electronics – Don’t Be Bored, Make Something...
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Présentation sur l'open hardware à la conférence Toulibre de novembre 2012. Aperçu des différentes formes d'open hardware, de l'écosystème, des licences et des impacts de cette (r)évolution
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Industrial designers are among the professionals who benefit from 3D printers but one company is making the technology accessible for all.
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Today I took a second step in my Raspberry Pi journey and did some instrumentation of my home. For those that haven't yet heard about the Raspberry Pi, it is a small, cheap hobbyist computer that has captured the imagination of young and old.
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Home use of 3D printing systems will be the fastest growing market for the technologies, according to a speaker at Expoplast12. “North American demand is about $1.7 billion in products and services,” said Vincent Laithier, sales manager of Axis Prototypes, a 3D printing and prototype producer based in Saint-Leonard, Quebec. “The market will double in size in the next four years, primarily from home printers.”
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Véritable laboratoire de fabrique temporaire, doté des outils de prototypage mis à disposition, chacun pourra appréhender les machines seul ou accompagné, mais aussi choisir leur utilisation : de la réparation d’objets, manivelles, supports à la simple découverte, ou encore la construction du buisson de la biodiversité… vu par le prisme de l’évolution. Via Anne-Laure Prunier
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Enter Music Hack Day @ MIT, a two-day hackathon held at the Stata Center earlier this month. More than 300 programmers and artists gathered to conceptualize and build next-generation music applications using catalogs and interfaces provided by major music companies.
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Technologies including ‘smart’ fabrics and 3D printing have been highlighted as some of the innovations that could drive UK economic growth, according to the latest Foresight report.
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Mass Production. The implication is that localized individualized production will supplant the current manufacturing paradigm with a third industrial revolution. We will all become manufacturers and make exactly what we want using 3D printing. Although I applaud such optimism and would postulate that 3D printing will bring about a third industrial revolution I don’t think it is “going to go down” in that way.
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Scientists are developing new materials which could one day allow people to print out custom-designed personal electronics such as games controllers which perfectly fit their hand shape. The University of Warwick researchers have created a simple and inexpensive conductive plastic composite that can be used to produce electronic devices using the latest generation of low-cost 3D printers designed for use by hobbyists and even in the home.
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If a 3-D printer can make it, the website Thingiverse will host it? warts, weapons and all.
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DIY projects, how-tos, and inspiration from geeks, makers, and hackers...
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Scientists at the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine have created a hybrid 3D printer that’s able to manufacture implantable cartilage for regenerative use in patients. The team combined traditional inkjet printing with electrospinning, a method that uses an electrical current to create extremely fine fibers from plastic polymers.
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Que recouvrent les notions d'Open Hardware et de matériel libre ? Peut-on les comparer avec l'open source et les logiciels libres ? Décryptage d'une tendance qui prend du poids, et pourrait bien bouleverser un partie de l'industrie.
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Liveblogged notes from a fascinating Keynote track session on developing new tools - and the human today as the centre of interfaces.
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Ce samedi, Brest a organisé en partenariat avec Owni le premier chapitre provincial d'Open Bidouille Camp, deux mois à peine après la première édition parisienne. Plus de 1 000 personnes ont (re)découvert les joies de la bricole créative en mode collaboratif.
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