Emin Milli Emin Milli is a writer and dissident from Azerbaijan.[1] Background[edit] Emin Milli is a writer and dissident from Azerbaijan, Milli was imprisoned in 2009 for two and a half years for his critical views about the government. He was conditionally released in November 2010, after serving 16 months of his sentence, in part due to strong international pressure on the government of Azerbaijan. Detention and trial[edit] On 8 July 2009, Emin Milli and Adnan Hajizade were assaulted and severely beaten by two men in a restaurant in downtown Baku.[2] Milli and Hajizada went to file a complaint about the assault, but instead police detained them and opened a criminal case against both, who are charged with hooliganism.[3] US President Barack Obama called on his Azerbaijani counterpart, Ilham Aliyev, to free imprisoned bloggers Emin Milli and Adnan Hadjizade when the two leaders had a bilateral meeting during the UN General Assembly session in New York on 24 September 2010. After Release[edit]
3D printing An ORDbot Quantum 3D printer. 3D printing or additive manufacturing[1] is a process of making a three-dimensional solid object of virtually any shape from a digital model. 3D printing is achieved using an additive process, where successive layers of material are laid down in different shapes.[2] 3D printing is also considered distinct from traditional machining techniques, which mostly rely on the removal of material by methods such as cutting or drilling (subtractive processes). A 3D printer is a limited type of industrial robot that is capable of carrying out an additive process under computer control. The 3D printing technology is used for both prototyping and distributed manufacturing with applications in architecture, construction (AEC), industrial design, automotive, aerospace, military, engineering, dental and medical industries, biotech (human tissue replacement), fashion, footwear, jewelry, eyewear, education, geographic information systems, food, and many other fields.
25 (Free) 3D Modeling Applications You Should Not Miss 3D-modeling tools help turn individual ideas into beautiful models and prototypes for a variety of fields. These tools allow building and customizing models from the ground up, no matter if you are a keen beginner or a professional engineer. Popular in various industries such as film, animation, gaming, architecture, and interior design, 3D models are key aspects of various projects. Choosing the best modeling software is often difficult because of various aspects and the wide range of features available in these tools. Read more: 25 Websites to Download 3D Printer STL Models Wings 3D Wings 3D is an advanced sub-division modeler which offers a wide range of modeling tools and a customizable interface, along with a built-in AutoUV mapping tool, as well as export facility for common 3D formats. Supported Platforms: Windows | macOS | Linux [Download here] Daz Studio Supported Platforms: Windows | macOS [Download here] Open SCAD Supported Platforms: Windows | macOS | Linux | BSD [Download here]
Maker culture The maker culture is a contemporary culture or subculture representing a technology-based extension of DIY culture. Typical interests enjoyed by the maker culture include engineering-oriented pursuits such as electronics, robotics, 3-D printing, and the use of CNC tools, as well as more traditional activities such as metalworking, woodworking, and traditional arts and crafts. The subculture stresses new and unique applications of technologies, and encourages invention and prototyping.[1] There is a strong focus on using and learning practical skills and applying them creatively. Philosophical emphasis[edit] 'Maker culture' emphasizes learning-through-doing (constructivism) in a social environment. Hackerspaces and Fab Labs[edit] Media[edit] Maker Faire[edit] Criticisms[edit] A number of criticisms have been levelled against the claim that maker culture offers an innovative model of learning. Everything old is new again[edit] Hobbyists have made custom things for a long time. See also[edit]
insight3d - opensource image based 3d modeling software Fabrique-moi un mouton LE MONDE CULTURE ET IDEES | • Mis à jour le | Frédéric Joignot On les appelle les "makers" ("ceux qui fabriquent"). Ce mouvement international de passionnés de high-tech et d'impression 3D prétend réinventer le capitalisme et révolutionner la production des biens de consommation. Il veut en finir avec la standardisation des objets courants, défier l'obsolescence programmée, arrêter les délocalisations, réindustrialiser les villes sans les polluer, relancer l'artisanat. Rien que ça. Chris Anderson dirige à présent une petite usine de drones et de robots volants à San Diego, Californie. Avec ces machines, n'importe quel artiste, designer, architecte ou particulier de talent peut modéliser en 3D un objet ou un prototype auquel l'industrie n'a pas pensé, puis le fabriquer, sur son imprimante 3D ou en passant par une entreprise équipée pour, en plastique, en plâtre, en résine, en aggloméré ou en métal. Comment fonctionne l'impression tridimensionnelle ?
Rickard Falkvinge Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Rickard Falkvinge Rickard Falkvinge est diplômé de l'école indépendante Göteborgs Högre Samskola en 1991 où il étudie les sciences naturelles. En 1993, il suit des cours de Génie physique à l'école d'ingénieurs Chalmers tekniska högskola mais il abandonne pour travailler à temps plein en tant qu'entrepreneur. Falkvinge a travaillé comme chef de projet chez Microsoft. On peut le voir dans le documentaire danois Good Copy Bad Copy expliquer l'émergence et la popularité du parti pirate en réponse à la perquisition par la police des serveurs de the Pirate Bay, une organisation non affiliée au parti pirate. En 2013, Falkvinge écrit un livre intitulé "Swarmrise - A Tactical Manual to Changing the World"[1] dans lequel il décrit une nouvelle organisation sur le modèle d'un essaim. Il réside actuellement à Sollentuna au nord de Stockholm. Références[modifier | modifier le code] Sources[modifier | modifier le code] Voir aussi[modifier | modifier le code]
HOME | 2013 | SP O FILE Hipersônica é um evento que dá ênfase às manifestações musicais, sonoras, visuais e performáticas da arte eletrônica. As obras exploram diferentes técnicas de captação, produção, emissão e programação do som. FILE - Festival Internacional de Linguagem Eletrônica Centro Cultural FIESP - Ruth Cardoso - Av. Paulista, 1.313 (Metrô Trianon-Masp)Informações: (11) 3146-7405/ 7406 Classificação indicativa: livre Exposição (Galeria de Arte do SESI-SP) Datas e horários: De 23 de julho a 1º de setembro de 2013 (segundas, das 11h às 20h; de terça a sábado, das 10h às 20h; e domingos, das 10h às 19h) FILE LED SHOW (Fachada do prédio da FIESP) Datas e horários: de 23 de julho a 11 de agosto de 2013 (todos os dias, das 20h às 22h - obras interativas, e das 22h às 6h - obras não interativas) A entrada é gratuita. Apresentação da performance Crise será realizada para convidados da abertura do FILE SP 2013.
untitled Paulista Avenida Interativa = Arte Pública Interativa A segunda edição do FILE PAI (Paulista Avenida Interativa = Arte Pública Interativa), projeto de arte pública digital e eletrônica, lançado pelo FILE Festival Internacional de Linguagem Eletrônica em 2010, acontece este ano de 19 a 28 de julho. O FILE PAI ocupa vários espaços da Avenida Paulista e região com a sua programação, que inclui diferentes tipos de trabalhos realizados com ferramentas eletrônicas e digitais. Entre eles, instalações interativas, animações, jogos e maquinemas. Os trabalhos estarão distribuídos nos seguintes locais: Instituto Cervantes, Conjunto Nacional, Livraria Cultura, Cine Livraria Cultura, vão livre do Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo – Masp, Espaço Fiesp e Fnac, além das estações de Metrô Vila Madalena, Consolação, Trianon-Masp e Brigadeiro. O acesso a todas as atividades do FILE PAI 2011 é gratuito. Para saber mais sobre a programação da cada espaço, clique sobre o respectivo nome no Mapa Pai.
untitled "Luzes Relacionais" (Relational Lights) is an interactive audio-visual installation that explores our relationship with the expressional-organic character of space. The installation uses light, sound, haze, and a custom-software system to create a morphing, three-dimensional light-space in which spectators actively participate, manipulating it with their presence and movements. "Luzes Relacionais" is a hommáge to the work and aesthetic inquiry of Brazilian artist Lygia Clark. The work functions as a living organism with or without the presence and interactions of spectators. When viewers step outside the projected light-space, the system begins its own dialogue with space by means of extruding and morphing sequences of geometric light forms. © Ernesto Klar 2009-2010 "Luzes Relacionais" is a sponsored project of the New York Foundation for the Arts. with funds from the New York State Council on the Arts. Programming Assistance: Joon Y. Production Assistance: Josef Bull, Ryan Hale
HackerspaceWiki Digup.tv: the digital explorers Des films "wahou", hybrides et crossmédias : interview avec Nicolas Schmerkin, Autour de Minuit Nicolas Schmerkin est un visionnaire et un aventurier de la production de films. Il a compris très tôt le potentiel de l'ordinateur pour inventer de nouvelles formes de narrations audiovisuelles. [...] lire la suite Bricolage et DIY : Nobrain révèle les secrets de ses célèbres clips et jingles Aperçu de l’ambiance au studio de création de films animés parisien. Santa Maria : la fusion pétillante entre l’illustration et la 3D. Un spot Sony, tourné dans leur chambre d’étudiant, leur a permis de percer dans le monde du graphisme et de l’animation: Josh Goodrich et David Hill constituent le duo de réalisateurs Santa Maria. [...] lire la suite Le physical computing : mise en veille des écrans et renaissance de l’espace par Joachim Sauter Une belle entrée en matière : des génériques chefs d’œuvres du motion design par Danny Yount Réel ou virtuel, publicité ou art?