P2P Open Source In Depth: Open Manufacturing

Open Manufacturing at P2P Foundation

• 1 Introductory Citations
• 2 Visualization
• 3 Overview
  • 3.1 Introduction
  • 3.2 Comparative Tables
  • 3.3 The Personal Manufacturing Industry
    • 3.3.1 Tools
      • 3.3.1.1 Typology of Personal Manufacturing Machines (Hardware)
      • 3.3.1.2 Computer-Aided Design Software
    • 3.3.2 Players
  • 3.4 Mappings and Typologies
  • 3.5 Key Resources
  • 3.6 Introductory Articles
• 4 Contacts
  • 4.1 Key people in the Open Hardware movement
• 5 Citations
  • 5.1 The Inevitability of Personal Manufacturing as new Industrial Revolution
  • 5.2 Why Localization is Inevitable in a Resource-scarce World
  • 5.3 Scale-Up From One
  • 5.4 Sam Rose, Erik deBruijn, Suresh Fernando on basic properties of scalable open source technology projects
  • 5.5 Karim Lakhani on Communities driving Manufacturers out of the design phase
  • 5.6 Kevin Kelly and Terry Hancock on nearly-free material production
  • 5.7 Steve Bosserman outlines what is most appropriate for local distributed manufacturing
  • 5.8 Eric von Hippel on Manufacturing around User Innovation Communities
  • 5.9 Frank Piller on User Manufacturing
  • 5.10 Jeff Bezos on User-Manufacturing Everything
  • 5.11 Flexible Manufacturing and the Maker Movement
• 6 Information Resources
  • 6.1 Blogs
  • 6.2 Books
  • 6.3 Community and Discussion Sources
  • 6.4 Companies
  • 6.5 Conferences and Events
  • 6.6 Examples
  • 6.7 Organizations
  • 6.8 Podcasts
  • 6.9 Tools
    • 6.9.1 Open Source Production Machines
    • 6.9.2 Shared Design Shops
  • 6.10 Webcasts
• 7 Material on Specialized Industries
  • 7.1 The special case of the fashion industry
• 8 Open Manufacturing Encyclopedia