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Par Daniel Kaplan le 07/05/09 | 8 commentaires | 13,832 lectures | Impression Il n’existe pas aujourd’hui d’”internet des objets”, mais tout au plus une connexion en silos d’objets conçus et régis selon les règles les plus classiques de l’économie industrielle. La connectivité des objets et des espaces pourrait même signer la fin de la “parenthèse internet”, celle d’un réseau sans tête, sans finalité et totalement ouvert. Ce serait sans compter sur ceux qui, venant du monde numérique ou du design, s’activent dans le sens contraire : celui de doter le monde physique de certaines des propriétés de plasticité et d’ouverture qui caractérisent le monde numérique. D’internetiser l’industrie, alors que celle-ci rêverait d’industrialiser l’internet…. Troisième et dernière partie d’une série de trois articles sur la perspective de “l’internet des objets” – lire la 1re partie et la seconde .

Repenser l’internet des objets (3/3) : Industrialiser l’internet

http://www.internetactu.net/2009/05/07/repenser-linternet-des-objets-33-industrialiser-linternet-ou-internetiser-lindustrie/

MakerBot Industries

http://www.makerbot.com/blog/ MakerWare 2.0.1 is now available with some important fixes to the recent release of MakerWare 2.0. Our goal is for everyone to understand these updates we make and how we make them, and what we’re working on next. Here’s what’s new: ● Several people had some problems with installation, particularly on Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard). Those problems have been fixed. ● Some Windows XP users were also having issues getting MakerWare to detect their MakerBot.
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My talk from Frontiers of Interaction, Rome 2009 « Magical Nihil

http://magicalnihilism.com/2009/06/10/my-talk-from-frontiers-of-interaction-rome-2009/ Which I’ve written a little bit more about over at the S&W Pulse Laser. I felt I rushed the talk, which was probably not wise as I was giving it in English to an Italian audience, but there’s stuff in there I want to dig into further in the coming months for sure. If you for some reason feel the need to punish yourself and want to see my lack-lustre performance it’s captured forever here , but deep thanks to (most of) the audience for indulging me and not falling asleep or wandering off chatting into the gorgeous Italian sunshine… I know I would have… The concept of “Thingfrastructure” in the talk is something I’ve found myself scribbling in the margins of my moleskine for a few months now, and it’s something I want to come back to: resilience in services, especially when connected to things – and whether it’s possible to design ‘things’ that generate resilient services for themselves.
http://blog.makezine.com/2008/03/04/openmoko-cad-files-availa/

Make: Online : Openmoko CAD files available

<img src="http://makezineblog.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/openmoko_cad.jpg?w=468&#038;h=227" width="468" height="227" alt="openmoko_cad.jpg" /> Openmoko is an open source cell phone that runs a version of Linux. The creators have now published the CAD files for the Neo enclosure, bring the openness to a whole new level. You can design your own phone! – [ via ] Link.
Welcome to definitive guide to open source hardware projects in 2009. First up – What is open source hardware? These are projects in which the creators have decided to completely publish all the source, schematics, firmware, software, bill of materials, parts list, drawings and “board” files to recreate the hardware – they also allow any use, including commercial.

Make: Online : Open source hardware 2009 - The definitive guide

http://blog.makezine.com/2009/12/11/open-source-hardware-2009-the-def/