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Additive Manufacturing
Does organisations must integrate it to their DNA ?
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2,7 to 1,3 million years BC
40.000 years BC
2650 years BC
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‘80
3D Printing
WHY ORGANISATIONS
? MUST
embbed it to their
DNA
Additive Manufacturing Laws
1
complexity doesn’t cost more
Fabricated – Lipson/Kurman
2
diversity is free
Fabricated – Lipson/Kurman
3
no assembly
4
zero lead time
Fabricated – Lipson/Kurman
5 unlimited design
© Virginia San Fratello
6
near zero skill
7
no waste
8
compact & portable
9
infinite materials
10
precise replication
Fabricated – Lipson/Kurman
economical
designing
fast
customization
manufacturing AND creativity
révolution
aerospace health tooling
easy ….
2Oth.
use XXIème
Creative Common : Harald Hoyer
way of life
“MAKER”
D.I.Y
internet
“hackerspace”
3D Printing
Do faire
“to deal with «what’s on the table”, meaning a finite
group of hetereogenous tools and materials, wich mix
is not related to the actual project neither to any
project in particular, but is the unnecessary result of
all the opportunies that past by”
• (Temptative translation fromLa Pensée Sauvage The Savage Mind - Lévi-Strauss - Plon, 1962).
http://mrmeex.deviantart.com/art/Baby-s-Puzzled-Expression-205541767
April 14th. 1970 @ 03:07:53.555 UTC
“they invent tomorrow’s world while upcycling yesterday’s one.”
Soonsoon Spécial FabLife
par Samuel Bernier
• corporate VS crowd
• crowd has 756 6me more to offer
A « friendly » society is one where all citizen, and not only specialist, have
control on their tools, so to stay at their service and not the other way around » (Illich, 1973, p. 22)
Exemple ARA
what organizations should do ?
embrace
hacking
promote it
handle it
and
provide tools to make your
customer a…
consumhacker
“the contraption wasn’t very handsome, but it worked.” jim lovell
Thanks
