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Maker Cultures and the Prospects for Technological Action.

Supported by easier and cheaper access to tools and expanding communities, maker cultures are pointing towards the ideas of (almost) everyone designing, creating, producing and distributing renewed, new and improved products, machines, things or artefacts. A careful analysis of the assumptions and c...

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Published in:Science & Engineering Ethics Vol. 24; no. 3; pp. 927 - 947
Main Authors: Nascimento, Susana, Pólvora, Alexandre
Format: Article
Published: Springer Nature Jun2018
Subjects:
Technological innovations
Information sharing
Sustainability
Makerspaces
Open source software
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