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Defining Open Source HardwareOfficially announced this month, version 1.0 of the definition for Open Source Hardware is complete. Similar to Open Source Software, Open Source Hardware is hardware whose design is made publicly available so that anyone can study, modify, distribute, make, and sell the design or hardware based on that design. open source, hardware, definition, version, 1.0, logo design, Makerbot, technology, computer |
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Audio Design Matters 2009-2011Hear Cooper-Hewitt Director Bill Moggridge talk about design with Debbie Millman on Design Observer. Bill Moggridge, Director, Debbie Millman, Design Observer, Interview, audio, evolution, design, laptop, computer, human-centered, people-centered, future, plans |
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Cooper-Hewitt DirectorOver the past several months, Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum’s Search Committee has been hard at work conducting an international search for a new Director. There was tremendous interest in this important position and narrowing the field was a difficult challenge, but in the end we are thrilled with our selection. Director, museum, search, international, selection, Bill Moggridge, laptop, computer, IDEO, co-founder, pioneer, Interaction Design, human-centered, people-centered |
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Design 2.0The phrase “Web 2.0” refers to the rise of social media over the past four or five years, in which users post their own content as well as shaping the way existing content is viewed through commenting, voting, rating, tagging, and other forms of interaction. social media, user-generated content, blog, blogging, textpattern, free, software, Bill Berry, web design, participation, participatory design, Design Life Now, Exhibition, Triennial, Natalie Jeremijenko, robot, toys, kids, Processing, open-source, open source, computer, language, visual artists, Blik, removable graphics |
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Social LifeMany people complain that technology is isolating people from their fellow humans. I disagree. E-mail, cell phones, FedEx, Blackberries, and other systems are keeping people more in touch than ever. Indeed, many of us are expected to be “reachable” 24/7. social life, technology, technologies, connection, isolation, conversation, virtual vs physical, Design Life Now, Exhibition, Triennial, blogging, SpeakUp, OMA, libraries, Rem Koolhaus, software, computer, languages, free, open source, open-source, Processing, furniture, collaboration, Herman Miller, publishing, inclusive, participatory, DIY, Do It Yourself, culture, Readymade, Make, social impact, interaction, input, feedback, new media |
