Difference between revisions of "Open collaborative design/Others working within this field"
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| − | *The MIT group behind ''[http://www.thinkcycle.org Thinkcycle]'' (open-source design for underserved communities and the environment) and ''[http://www.instructables.com Instructables]'' which is a website to share step-by-step instructions for building things'' | + | *The '''MIT''' group behind ''[http://www.thinkcycle.org Thinkcycle]'' (open-source design for underserved communities and the environment) and ''[http://www.instructables.com Instructables]'' which is a website to share step-by-step instructions for building things'' |
*'''Adrian Bowyer''' - ''The [[RepRap]] project'' (an open-source rapid prototyping machine designed to be capable of self-replication) | *'''Adrian Bowyer''' - ''The [[RepRap]] project'' (an open-source rapid prototyping machine designed to be capable of self-replication) | ||
Revision as of 21:09, 19 April 2007
- The MIT group behind Thinkcycle (open-source design for underserved communities and the environment) and Instructables which is a website to share step-by-step instructions for building things
- Adrian Bowyer - The RepRap project (an open-source rapid prototyping machine designed to be capable of self-replication)
- Cameron Sinclair - Architecture for Humanity - applying 'open-source' to humanitarian reconstruction and the built environment. They have recently launched the Open Architecture Network.
- Terry Hancock - co-founder of Anansi Spaceworks that is attempting to use open source principles to develop space technology. His series of articles titled Towards a free matter economy are well worth reading. Parts: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
...and there must be plenty more...
