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Un poco de historia sobre Arduino y open source hardware, un interesante artículo en Wire Magazine
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cmmts
9/7/10
Algunos proveedores de recursos para CNC de FAB@Home
Preferred Hardware Vendors
Common
| Name | URL/Contact | Category | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| NextFab Store | http://www.nextfabstore.com, Kenji Kondo Kenji Kondo | Mechanical | Acrylic parts for Fab@Home, Full Fab@Home kits! |
| McMaster-Carr Industrial Supply | http://www.mcmaster.com | Mechanical | Mechanical components, raw materials (e.g. acrylic sheets), fasteners, industrial supply |
| Stock Drive Products | http://www.sdp-si.com | Mechanical | Positioning and transmission components |
| Ponoko | http://www.ponoko.com | Laser cutting | Acrylic parts |
Model 2 Specific
| Name | URL/Contact | Category | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saelig, reseller of JrKerr Snap Motor | http://www.saelig.com/ | Electronics/Motors | Snap motor system |
Model 1 Specific
| Name | URL/Contact | Category | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Haydon Switch and Instrument | http://www.hsi-inc.com, Joe Rossi, Annmarie Pelcher,+1(203)756-7441 | Electromechanical | Linear stepper motors |
| Xylotex Inc. | http://www.xylotex.com | Electronics | Stepper motor amplifier boards |
| Winford Engineering Inc. | http://www.winford.com | Electronics | Cables, breakout boards, adapters |
| Spark Fun Inc. | http://www.sparkfun.com | Electronics | LPC-H2148 Microcontrollers (and other), JTAG programmers, cool stuff! |
| DigiKey | http://www.digikey.com | Electronics | The one and only! - ultimate source for electronics stuff |
| Electronics Plus | http://www.electronicplus.com/ | Electronics | Cable and wire (including ribbon cable) by the foot, other cables |
| Rowley Associates | http://www.rowley.co.uk | Software, Embedded Development | Rowley CrossWorks for ARM Embedded Development Suite, USB JTAG interface |
Preferred Consumables Vendors
| Name | URL/Contact | Category | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kraftmark Company | Kraftmark Store,Tim Mayer, 610-717-1785 | Materials | FabEpoxy - 2-part structural epoxy material formulated for Fab@Home |
| EFD Incorporated | [1], 1(800)556-3484, 1(404)434-1680 | Fluid Dispensing Equipment and Supplies | Syringe barrels, pistons, nozzles and needles; complete dispensing systems |
Alternative Vendors (untested)
| Name | URL/Contact | Category | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boston Lasers | http://www.bostonlasers.com, Vadim Daskal, +1(781)569-6216 | Contract Manufacturing | Laser cutting of acrylic parts for Fab@Home |
| Ridout Plastics | http://www.rplastics.com/index.html, +1(858)560-1551 | Acrylic Sheet Materials, Contract Manufacturing | Acrylic sheet vendor, and laser cutting of acrylic parts |
| MSC Industrial Supply | http://www1.mscdirect.com | Mechanical | Mechanical components, raw materials, fasteners, industrial supply |
| MicroController Pros Corporation | http://microcontrollershop.com | Electronics | LPC-H2148 Microcontroller board (and other uC's), etc. |
| Mouser Electronics | http://www.mouser.com | Electronics | Another great electronics supply company |
| I&J Fisnar Incorporated | http://www.ijfisnar.com, 1(201)796-1477 | Fluid Dispensing Equipment and Supplies | Syringe barrels, pistons, nozzles and needles; complete dispensing systems |
| M&M Plastics Incorporated | http://www.mmplasticsinc.net, 1(858)271-9840 | Plastic Fabrication | Full Construction of Fab@Home Units, laser cutting of acrylic parts for Fab@Home |
El éxito de los negocios de diseño y venta de hardware de fuente abierta
Open source hardware $1m and beyond - foo camp east 2010 from adafruit industries on Vimeo.
Adafruit
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cmmts
19/6/10
Todo podemos ser fabricantes
•The Web revolution is hitting the real world. “We are entering a new manufacturing age,” said Anderson. “I’ve been thinking about being analog and the world of manufacturing.”
•Manufacturing businesses are utilizing a lot of the techniques pioneered on the Web.
•Tools of production are being democratized. Exhibit A: 3D printers will now run you $750. Anderson has one in his basement. Laser cutters and circuit boards can all be designed in your basement using world class industrial technologies.
•If you want scale, a Chinese factory will work with you where ever you are. “I can click a button and make robots in a Chinese factory move,” said Anderson. “These factories want to work with smaller companies because there’s the flexibility to do so and higher margins. You have access to the same factory as Sony.”
•The list goes on. Anderson’s big point is that the barriers to manufacturing are falling away. In fact, we may all be manufacturers down the road. Consider it the long tail of physical stuff.
Adafruit
•Manufacturing businesses are utilizing a lot of the techniques pioneered on the Web.
•Tools of production are being democratized. Exhibit A: 3D printers will now run you $750. Anderson has one in his basement. Laser cutters and circuit boards can all be designed in your basement using world class industrial technologies.
•If you want scale, a Chinese factory will work with you where ever you are. “I can click a button and make robots in a Chinese factory move,” said Anderson. “These factories want to work with smaller companies because there’s the flexibility to do so and higher margins. You have access to the same factory as Sony.”
•The list goes on. Anderson’s big point is that the barriers to manufacturing are falling away. In fact, we may all be manufacturers down the road. Consider it the long tail of physical stuff.
Adafruit
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cmmts
20/4/10
Fallar: la llave para hacer cosas
It goes without saying that you can't be successful if you don't do anything, but blogger Charlie Hoehn details how important failing and trying new things—even if it doesn't fit any set path—is to success.Checar el artículo completo aquí
Interesante artículo sobre como emprender un negocio
Kicking off our Maker Business series is this piece by Jeffrey McGrew, who along with his wife Jillian Northrup, and their trusty CNC machine named Frank, are a two-person (and a bot) design and fabrication juggernaut. From their design-build studio in Oakland, CA, they do custom interior design, furniture, and such artist wonders as the "Art Golf" course they've set up at Maker Faire. Here, Jeffrey shares some words of advice to those who may be thinking of going "Maker Pro." -- GarethMake
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