Open technology workshop and maker-faire
Wed 15 June 2016
Engineering Department, University of Cambridge
Open technologies are becoming increasingly prevalent in many aspects of society. From cell phones' operating systems to high performance computing, open source software provides some of the most powerful tools to tackle today's challenges. Large scale projects such as Wikipedia have demonstrated that open standards and practice can be applied to knowledge in a general sense and deliver invaluable resources to the general public. The advance of Open Hardware systems such as Arduino, alongside advances in consumer-grade 3D printing technologies, is nowadays boosting the development of Maker communities in most parts of the world, progressively imposing a rethink of innovation and manufacturing techniques.
In this workshop, open to the general public, we will explore through talks and demos many aspects of open technologies and their implications in the context of research and education.
Cost: Free
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Address: | Engineering Department, University of Cambridge Engineering Department, University of Cambridge, Trumpington Street Cambridge Cambridgeshire CB2 1PZ |
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