Makers
by Chris Anderson · first published 2013
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The book "Makers: The New Industrial Revolution" by Chris Anderson talks a fair bit about 3D Robotics, in addition to lots of other interesting topics. www.amazon.com/Makers-The-New-Industrial-Revolution/dp/0307720950…
on “The new definition of drones” ↗If you liked the article, then you should read Chris Anderson's book Makers: The New Industrial Revolution. Lots of interesting stuff about the "Maker" revolution, with 3d printing, etc. He also tells about 3d robotics got going. I really enjoyed it.
on “Mexico: The New China” ↗To add some context, this page is run by Chris Anderson, formerly editor at Wired, and now CEO of 3D Robotics. His book "Makers" [1] includes a few stories about the DIY Drones community. [1] http://www.amazon.com/Makers-The-New-Industrial-Revolution/d...
on “DIY Drones: Home for everything about amateur Unmanned Aerial Vehicles” ↗…for enjoyable and inspiring reads. If you haven't read his books, I highly recommend the two classics: Free, The Future Of A Radical Price and The Long Tail. I just noticed he's released a new book, Makers: The New Industrial Revolution. Anyone here read it yet? http://www.amazon.com/Chris-Anderson/e/B001JRVGAG" Awesome!
on “It's old, I know, however, still inspiring (Chris Anderson)” ↗Similar point in Chris Anderson's "Makers" book as well. Manufacturing innovation is coming from the bottom up, from people who don't have a long history in the particular product space. http://www.makers-revolution.com
on “Not Wanted” ↗…manufacturing back to America, that every city would have micro-factories, that 3D printing would decentralize production—simply didn’t materialize. > never heard that. This book was a big deal, promised it ("Makers, the next industrial revolution") https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/makers-chris-anderson/11109...
on “Will vibe coding end like the maker movement?” ↗> This book was a big deal, promised it ("Makers, the next industrial revolution") https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/makers-chris-anderson/11109... Interestingly, I am not aware that this book was really popular or well-known in Germany (I honestly…
on “Will vibe coding end like the maker movement?” ↗