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Where's that Revolution?
- 1. Where's that Revolu/on? Peter Troxler @trox h6p://petertroxler.org
- 2. Gershenfeld FAB. The coming revolu3on on your desktop 2005 RiCin The Third Industrial Revolu3on 2011 Anderson Makers. The new industrial revolu3on 2012 Marsh The New Industrial Revolu3on 2012
- 3. Photo © 2012 denkwerk GmbH Photo © 2013 netzkombüse
- 4. © 2009 Zach Hoeken cc-‐by-‐sa © 2012 Maciaj Wojnicki cc-‐by © 2013 John Abella cc-‐by © 2014 3D Hubs
- 5. © 2012 makerbot © 2014 DMG Mori Seiki
- 6. consumer 3D prin/ng: 5-‐10 years to maturity enterprise 3D prin/ng: 2-‐5 years to maturity © 2013 Gartner
- 7. • effec/ve forms of collec/ve ac/on and self-‐organisa/on • new systems that tap into the capabili/es of the “next industrial revolu/on” • protect the interests and crea/ve freedom of makers while ensuring wide access to new knowledge • appropriately and effec/vely create and capture value • achieve equality and fairness Troxler 2013, 2013a
- 8. effec/ve forms of collec/ve ac/on and self-‐organisa/on
- 9. © 2010 Cea, cc-‐by 2.0 © 2011 Windell Oskay cc-‐by © 2008 Chris, r3v || cls cc-‐by-‐sa
- 10. new systems that tap into the capabili/es of the “next industrial revolu/on”
- 11. © 2012 complexitys.con, cc-‐by-‐sa © 2013 Made in 4Havens
- 12. protect the interests and crea/ve freedom of makers while ensuring wide access to new knowledge
- 13. US Patent 8,046,721 B2 (slide-‐to-‐unlock)
- 14. appropriately and effec/vely create and capture value
- 15. © 2013 Sophie Bédard h6p://www.isipe.net/comic/
- 16. achieve equality and fairness
- 17. Or/z et al. (2013), p. 13 p. 36-‐39 • 63 % of protests did not achieve their intended demands • Repression is documented in well over half of the protest episodes, including surveillance
- 18. summary
- 19. Thank You Peter Troxler @trox h6p://petertroxler.org
- 20. Sources and Further Reading Sta/s/cs on consumer 3D prin/ng (p/nters, materials, objects printed): h6p://3dhubs.com/trends IBM study on "sooware-‐defined supply chain": Brody, J. & Pureswaran, V. (2013). “The new sooware-‐defined supply chain. Preparing for the disrup/ve transforma/on of Electronics design and manufacturing.” IBM Ins/tute for Business Value, IBM Global Services, Somers, NY, July 2013. Online at h6p://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/gbe03571usen/GBE03571USEN.PDF (accessed 12 October 2013). Barcelona Fab City: h6p://www.22barcelona.com, h6p://fablabbcn.org Made in 4Havens, Ro6erdam: h6p://4havens.tumblr.com Or/z, I., Burke, S., Berrada, M., & Cortés, H. (2013). World Protests 2006-‐2013. Na/on of Change. New York. Retrieved from h6p:// policydialogue.org/publica/ons/working_papers/world_protests_2006-‐2013/ Troxler, P. (2013). Making the Third Industrial Revolu/on. The Struggle for Polycentric Structures, Heterarchies, Lateral Power Rela/onships and a New Peer-‐Produc/on Commons in the Fab Lab Community. In: J. Walter-‐Herrmann and C. Büching (eds.): FabLab. Of Machines, Makers and Inventors. Bielefeld: Transcript. pp. 181–194. Troxler, P. (2013a). On Giant’s Shoulders. What’s Next for Open Hardware and Design? In: Edited by Braybrooke, K. and Nissilä, J.: The Open Book. London: The Finnish Ins/tute. Reak/on #3. pp. 32–39.