This document discusses open hardware and hacking. It mentions open hardware communities, open hardware as a means for cultural production, and the Occupy movement. It also discusses universities, speakers corners, protests against architecture, punk rock, computer labs, Arduino, 3D printers, the High-Low Tech Group at MIT, Little Bits, various artists and residents at the MIT Media Lab, and input/output systems more generally. Open source hardware is defined as hardware whose designs are made publicly available so that anyone can study, modify, distribute, make, and sell the design or hardware.

3. 오픈 하드웨어와 해킹
Open Hardware and Hacking
Open Hardware and Hacking
Open Hardware and Hacking

4. 공동체 경제

5. 가옥 : 문화 생산자를 위한 공간

6. 월가
Occupy
점령 Wall Street
시위 Movement

7. `

8. 점령 Occupy
대학
University
University

15. Speakers Corners
March~April 2012

16. Capital Doesn’t Love me back

17. This is Not a Program:Tiqqun Historical conflict no longer opposes two massive mola
heaps, two classes—;the exploited and the exploiters, the dominant and dominated,
managers and workers—between which, in each individual case, it would be possible to
differentiate. The front line no longer cuts through the middle of society; it now runs
through each one of us. . . " —from This Is Not a Program
Historical conflict no longer opposes two massive molar heaps, two classes—;the
exploited and the exploiters, the dominant and dominated, managers and workers—
between which, in each individual case, it would be possible to differentiate. The front
line no longer cuts through the middle of society; it now runs through each one of us.
. " —from This Is Not a Program

20. Protest Against Architecture
October 2011

33. Garage

34. Punk Rock

35. Computer lab nerds

36. S.Korea style

37. Computer
QuickTime™ and a
GIF decompressor
are needed to see this picture.

39. Bell Labs

48. Open Source Hardware (OSHW)
Statement of Principles 1.0
Statement of Principles 1.0
Open source hardware is hardware whose design is made publicly available so that anyone can study,
modify, distribute, make, and sell the design or hardware based on that design. The hardware's
source, the design from which it is made, is available in the preferred format for making modifications
to it. Ideally, open source hardware uses readily-available components and materials, standard
processes, open infrastructure, unrestricted content, and open-source design tools to maximize the
ability of individuals to make and use hardware. Open source hardware gives people the freedom to
control their technology while sharing knowledge and encouraging commerce through the open
exchange of designs.

50. http://www.netmf.com/gadgeteer/

51. GrowBot
http://www.growbotgarden.com/objects

53. 아두위노 Arduino

55. 3D printer

59. High-Low Tech Group
@ MIT Media lab
@ MIT Media lab

62. • http://publicdesignworkshop.net/

63. Little Bits

66. Cory Arcangel
Resident 2002
Resident 2002

67. Graffiti Research Lab
Evan Roth and James Powderly
Fellows 2007
Fellows 2007
Fellows 2007

68. Ayah Bdeir
Fellows 2008
Fellows 2008

69. Alex Galloway
Honorary Resident 2008
Honorary Resident 2008

70. Rebecca Bray and Britta Riley
Resident 2009

71. Kaho Abe

73. 시스템
System

74. 인풋 프로그램 아웃풋
Input Program Output

75. 인풋
Input
오감 프로그램 Program 아웃풋 Output
Five senses
환경
Environmental
......

76. 프로그램
Program
조건
Conditions
인풋 Input 아웃풋 Output
명령어
Command
시간
Time
......

77. 프로그램
Program
조건
인풋 Input 아웃풋 Output
Conditions
명령어
Command
......

78. 아웃풋
Output
물질적
인풋 Input 프로그램 Program
Physical
시각적
Visual
......

79. 평소에 자신이 가장 많이 반복하는 시스템