Open Source Design: Disruption, Desire, Destiny?
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The document discusses the transformative impact of the third industrial revolution on design through themes of disruption, creativity, and collective action. It questions how to balance intellectual property, protect makers' interests, and ensure equitable access to new knowledge and products. The text also considers the historical context of industrial revolutions and the evolving role of designers in adapting to these changes.
Open Source Design: Disruption, Desire, Destiny?
- 1. Open Source Design: " Disruption, Desire, Destiny?" " On the Impact of the 3rd Industrial Revolution on Design " Peter Troxler"
- 5. ‘Intellectual property’ " The role of a designer" The context"
- 8. 1st Industrial 2nd Industrial 3rd Industrial Revolution" Revolution" Revolution" 19th century" 20th century" 21st century" Printing press" Radio, TV" Internet" Coal and Oil and Renewable Steam" Electricity" Energies"
- 13. How to build effective forms of collective action and self-organisation?" How to help to break free from traditional systems of manufacturing and creating value and creatively build new systems that tap into the capabilities of open design?" How to protect the interests and creative freedom of makers while also ensuring wide access to new knowledge, processes and products?" How to create and capture value appropriately and effectively?" How to achieve equity and fairness?"
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