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Open-Source Design
HOW It is powered by the emergence of digital fabrication methods such as CNC-milling, laser-cutting and 3D-printing.
WHO People worldwide can download designs from anywhere and manufacture them in so-called maker spaces.
WHY Industry 4.0 signifies a shift in decision-making power from central authorities to individuals. Open-source design ensures equal access to quality design for everyone.
01. Bubble light (3D-Printing)
Description
The Bubble light is a 3D-printed lampshade for either a shelf light, table lamp or ceiling light. The Bubble light is made of PLA filament and takes about 2 hours to print. The dimensions of the Bubble light consider the regular FDM 3D-printer buildplate size.
Skill level
Easy, the Bubble light can be printed by the individual or ordered at a 3D-printing service nearby.
Estimated material cost at time of creation
€12
Consult the Bubble-light documentation for the required tools, materials and instructions.
02. Macropad (3D-Printing)
Description
The Macropad is a 3D-printed desk-tool made for creatives. The wheel and buttons on the Macropad can be programmed with desired shortcuts for tasks such as video- and photo-editing.
Skill level
Medium, the Macropad can be printed by the individual or ordered at a 3D-printing service nearby. Some soldering and coding knowledge is recommended but not strictly necessary.
Estimated material cost at time of creation
€25
Consult the Macropad documentation for the required tools, materials and instructions.