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The Future of Making Hardware Nick Pinkston

The Future of Making Hardware - Ignite FooCamp 2013

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This talk is a brief look at where I think hardware development is going.

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The Future of Making Hardware

Nick Pinkston

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Why hardware?

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Prototyping is Solved

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Manufacturing hasn’t

changed in 100 years

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Engineering

Superpowers

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Engineering Conservatism

SoftwareEngineering

ElectricalEngineering

CivilEngineering

MechanicalEngineering

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Development Environments

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Making CAD an IDEPart

Libraries

Validate

Quote

Press: “Make”

Share

Simulate

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“Good, Fast, Cheap - pick two” - Engineering Maxim

Computers?

Printers?

Nothing Is Ever Democratized

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Automating Automation

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Hybrid Vertical

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Hardware

Software+