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*[[D3D Pro]] and [[D3D Universal]] are being sold as kits, with development of a [[Distributive Enterprise]] open source franchise model | *[[D3D Pro]] and [[D3D Universal]] are being sold as kits, with development of a [[Distributive Enterprise]] open source franchise model | ||
*[[Farmbot]] commercialization - [https://farm.bot/blogs/news/hardware-monetization-strategies?_pos=7&_sid=5bfb0f07c&_ss=r] | *[[Farmbot]] commercialization - [https://farm.bot/blogs/news/hardware-monetization-strategies?_pos=7&_sid=5bfb0f07c&_ss=r] | ||
=How Open Source Hardware Will Take Over the World= | |||
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=Theory= | =Theory= | ||
Revision as of 17:00, 13 May 2020
Practice
- D3D Pro and D3D Universal are being sold as kits, with development of a Distributive Enterprise open source franchise model
- Farmbot commercialization - [1]
How Open Source Hardware Will Take Over the World
Theory
- Emerging business models- https://www.academia.edu/32004903/Emerging_Business_Models_for_Open_Source_Hardware
- Distributive Enterprise seminal paper.
- Impact of 3D printing upon the toy industry - [2]
- Tech4Trade - 3D printing Digital Blacksmith Network - see article in The Bridge issue on open hardware