A presentation wij Open-Designism containing a wide range of open-design examples. Check out more at : http://www.open-designism.com

1. OPEN DESIGN
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OPEN DESIGN WILL CHANGE EVERYTHING,
FOR EVERYBODY,
Paul Atkinson, design historian

2. OPEN SOURCE IS NOT ONLY FOR SOFTWARE..
Increasingly the philosophy of open-source software is being applied to various
fields, such as science, education and politics.
It has also spread to physical products, and is called open-design. It includes
products like furniture, electronical devices, architecture and many more.
The following slides show a tip of the ice berg of existing open projects >>

3. CROWD SOURCING

5. Community of 5.000 members

7. 1 winner

9. THE LOCAL MOTORS COMPANY
TAKES CARE OF SAFETY ISSUES AND
REGULATIONS

10. Customers get to build their own cars at local factories

12. the Maker Movement

14. As production technologies become cheaper and more accesible, people
start playing with it.
The movie shows an open source 3D printer.

15. “The collective potential of a million garage
thinkerers is about to be unleashed..”
Chris Anderson – editor in chief of WIRED Magazine

16. Different versions of open-source 3D printers:

18. A platform where you can share download 3D files

23. The thingiverse database currently holds over 14.000
downloadable designs

24. Fab Labs

29. OPEN TECHNOLOGY

30. (a machine for DNA research)

31. Open source PCR $600
Professional machine
$6.000 -$17.000

35. open source microcontroller
Since 2005, 150.000 boards sold

36. Used by engineers, musicians,
scientists, artists, hobbyists, teachers….

40. Nonprofit Challenges

43. OPEN IDEO 1 YEAR:
19.662 users - 1.871 concepts

45. Architects form all over the world design
sustainable houses for Ghana

49. OPEN INNOVATION in Companies

50. Platforms that connect engineers
or scientists to companies >>

53. “Open Innovation is
an inevitable trend”
Robert Kirschbaum,
vice president innovation at DSM Venturing & Business Development

59. Since open-design is an emerging field, which
can be regarded as a landscape of various
practices and application, it is hard to give a
brief yet complete definition of it. Have you
another way to describe the subject, or another
insight that could be incorporated in the text?
Please send us a message.

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