Makers: La nouvelle révolution industrielle

ISBN-10: 2326054164
ISBN-13: 9782326054165
Series: Makers
Category: Business & Economics
Language: French
Published: 2017-05-19
Publisher: Pearson
Author: Chris Anderson

Description

Imprimantes 3D, découpeuses laser, logiciels et matériels open source sont désormais à la portée de tous et fabriquer des objets, chez soi comme à son bureau, va rapidement devenir aussi courant que de retoucher des photos... La démocratisation des outils de production va-t-elle déclencher une nouvelle révolution industrielle, portée par les Makers ? C'est le point de vue défendu par Chris Anderson, rédacteur en chef de Wired et auteur du best-seller mondial La Longue traîne, qui expose ici les caractéristiques de ce mouvement en plein essor : • Les Makers utilisent les outils numériques pour créer de nouveaux produits et réaliser des prototypes. • Grâce à l’open source, ils mettent en commun leurs idées et leurs connaissances, acquérant ainsi un immense savoir collectif. • Leurs initiatives dépassent le stade du passe-temps et débouchent désormais sur de véritables entreprises, déjà présentes dans le tissu économique. Les Makers sont en effet en train d’industrialiser la bidouille et l’esprit DIY (Do It Yourself), en un mouvement tout à la fois artisanal et innovant, high-tech et lowcost. Et aujourd’hui, plus que jamais, chaque inventeur est désormais aussi un potentiel entrepreneur. Visionnaire, tout en restant pragmatique, Chris Anderson s’appuie sur de nombreux exemples comme les imprimantes 3D MakerBot, les cartes informatiques en open source Arduino ou les boutiques d’autofabrication TechLab. Poursuivant sa réflexion engagée sur l’économie numérique, il décrypte ici ce phénomène qu’il appelle lui-même « le passage des bits aux atomes » ou encore « la longue traîne des objets ».

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Other editions

Makers: The New Industrial Revolution
- 2014-04
- 257 pages
- Paperback
- Crown Pub
Makers: The New Industrial Revolution
- 2012-10-02
- 272 pages
- Ebook
- Currency
Makers: A History of American Studio Craft
- 2010-07-31
- 544 pages
- Ebook
- Univ of North Carolina Press
Makers
- 2009-10-27
- 416 pages
- Ebook
- Macmillan

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