This document discusses the open hardware and maker movements and how they are democratizing production. It highlights several key projects and organizations including Arduino, RepRap, MakerBot, Fab Labs, and Wikispeed. It also notes the rapid growth of hardware projects on Kickstarter, growing 10x from 2011 to 2013. The document advocates for making, learning, and sharing through global networks of makerspaces, hackerspaces, and fablabs to build local infrastructure for innovation.

1. RE-MAKING THE WORLD
Benjamin Tincq @btincq

2. Sept 2011

3. May 2014

7. Spaces
Tools
Communities
Democratizing Production
Marketplaces

8. ARDUINO : A MICROCONTROLLER
AT THE HEART OF THE OPEN
HARDWARE MOVEMENT!

11. REPRAP : AN OPEN SOURCE, SELF-REPLICATING
3D PRINTER, BASED ON ARDUINO!

12. Emmanuel Gilloz

13. FOLDARAP, THE FOLDABLE REPRAP!

14. MAKERBOT, A MAINSTREAM 3D PRINTER
BASED ON A REPRAP FRAMEWORK!

15. “The [media] coverage of 3D printing
is like the coverage of microwave
ovens in the 50s. Microwaves are
useful for some things, but they didn’t
replace the rest of your kitchen,”
Neil Gershenfeld
MIT Center for Bits and Atoms

16. Photo : http://www.flickr.com/photos/waagsociety/5011530383/

17. MAKE
LEARN
SHARE

18. the global network

19. FABLABS
MAKERSPACES
HACKERSPACES
CREATIVE SPACES
TECHSHOPS
INCUBATORS
ACCELERATORS

27. TRADITIONAL AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCT CYCLE = 7 YEARS!
WIKISPEED PRODUCT CYCLE = 7 DAYS!
!
THE WHOLE CAR CAN BE ENTIRELY DISMANTLED AND
RE-BUILT WITHIN A FEW HOURS!
Source : http://www.wikispeed.com

32. LOCAL
INFRASTRUCTURE

33. Barcelona FabCity
1 Fablab per District by 2020

38. ZERO TO MAKER
MAKER TO MAKER
MAKER TO MARKET

39. HARDWARE ON KICKSTARTER
à $2.5M in 2011
à $22.7M in 2013 = 10x increase

42. THANKS!
Benjamin Tincq !
benjamin@ouishare.net!
@btincq!