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The end goal is to have a library of complex machines that can be automatically fabricated on demand by robotic hardware as easily as hitting the "print" button. | The end goal is to have a library of complex machines that can be automatically fabricated on demand by robotic hardware as easily as hitting the "print" button. | ||
While most repositories are currently focused on additive manufacturing enabled by [[3D Printing]], advances in cheap [[Robotic Arm | robotic assembly equipment]] hold the potential to create powerful [[Flexible Fabrication]] assembly lines. | While most repositories are currently focused on additive manufacturing enabled by [[3D Printing]], advances in cheap [[Robotic Arm | robotic assembly equipment]] hold the potential to create powerful [[Flexible Fabrication]] assembly lines that can create whatever is needed in a community. | ||
=Research= | =Research= | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 27 August 2011
Overview
The Open Hardware Repository is an open source library of CAD/CAM files that can be automatically produced via Digital Fabrication, unleashing the power of Distributive Enterprise.
The end goal is to have a library of complex machines that can be automatically fabricated on demand by robotic hardware as easily as hitting the "print" button.
While most repositories are currently focused on additive manufacturing enabled by 3D Printing, advances in cheap robotic assembly equipment hold the potential to create powerful Flexible Fabrication assembly lines that can create whatever is needed in a community.
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