The Makers Movement

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The maker subculture is a contemporary subculture, representing a technology-based extension of DIY culture. Typical interests enjoyed by the maker subculture include engineering-oriented pursuits such as electronics, robotics, 3-D printing, and the use of CNC tools, as well as more traditional activities such as metalworking, woodworking, and traditional arts and crafts. Although the movement started with just a few techno geeks, artists and hobbyists, it has attracted thousands over the decades.

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"Play is a skill. Play is serious. Entrepreneurs, scientists, musicians,
stand-up comedians—all MESS AROUND. They use the processes of
Play to generate the new. And what is that process of Play? You follow a
game, with rules and constraints, doing it with people you trust. You
succeed or fail in any number of ways—it is OPEN ENDED. You try and
try again—you iterate. Serious Play is a 21st Century creative
competence."
Play is a skill.

3d Printer
Arduino Wearable techVintage appliances
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The Makerspace

The function that makerspaces, hackerspaces, and artist spaces serve, ﬁlling a gap that exists between classical
incubator models and personal life-which tends to be the source of entrepreneurial and creative ideas.

Idea
Prototype
Market review
Manufacturing
Marketing
Distribution

Idea
Prototype
Market review
Manufacturing
Marketing
Distribution
Your shower / garage
Expensive 3D softwares & 3d
printers
Sell the idea to a large company that
can aﬀord expensive market / patent
research
Technical team move to China to
plan and supervise production
Find distributors and handle
complex logistics for shipment
Use company’s marketing department
and external suppliers
5 YEARS AGO

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The Makers Movement

1. THE MAKERS MOVEMENT

3. "Play is a skill. Play is serious. Entrepreneurs, scientists, musicians, stand-up comedians—all MESS AROUND. They use the processes of Play to generate the new. And what is that process of Play? You follow a game, with rules and constraints, doing it with people you trust. You succeed or fail in any number of ways—it is OPEN ENDED. You try and try again—you iterate. Serious Play is a 21st Century creative competence." Play is a skill.

4. 3d Printer Arduino Wearable techVintage appliances Bycicles The Makerspace

5. The function that makerspaces, hackerspaces, and artist spaces serve, ﬁlling a gap that exists between classical incubator models and personal life-which tends to be the source of entrepreneurial and creative ideas.

7. WHY NOW?

8. A makers story

9. TWINE

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12. Idea Prototype Market review Manufacturing Marketing Distribution

13. Idea Prototype Market review Manufacturing Marketing Distribution Your shower / garage Expensive 3D softwares & 3d printers Sell the idea to a large company that can aﬀord expensive market / patent research Technical team move to China to plan and supervise production Find distributors and handle complex logistics for shipment Use company’s marketing department and external suppliers 5 YEARS AGO

14. Idea Prototype Market review Manufacturing Marketing Distribution Your shower / garage Expensive 3D softwares & 3d printers Sell the idea to a large company that can aﬀord expensive market / patent research Technical team move to China to plan and supervise production Find distributors and handle complex logistics for shipment Use company’s marketing department and external suppliers Free open source 3d softwares and inexpensive desktop 3d Printers and Arduino Launch the project on kickstarter to assess market and demand Use crowdfunding, Ebay, Etsy, Amazon to reach large audiences Produce small batches locally using 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC machines and hand soldering. E-commerce and logistics platforms like Shipwire Your shower / garage 5 YEARS AGO NOW

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19. OPEN SOURCE HARDWARE