Hack the World: How the Maker Movement is Impacting Innovation

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What is a hacker? A maker? What crazy stuff comes out of a hackerspace? From DIY geiger counters in Fukushima to teaching engineering through racing electric kids cars, I show how simple hardware - mixed with the right culture of innovation - has massive, global impact on education, innovation, and community development.

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HACK THE WORLD
How the Maker Movement is Impac>ng Innova>on

FINDING NOVEL APPLICATIONS OF EXISTING TECHNOLOGY

EXPLORING INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN SEPARATE DOMAINS

VORACIOUS CURIOSITY AND BELIEF IN DO-‐IT-‐YOURSELF

“ It is hard to write a defini0on of something as varied
as hacking, but I think what these ac0vi0es have in
common is playfulness, cleverness, and explora0on.
Thus, hacking means exploring the limits of what is
“
possible, in a spirit of playful cleverness. ”
- Richard Stallman
Founder, Free Software
Foundation

BE SILLY, LEARN BY DOING, AND FAIL (OFTEN)

“ Access to knowledge is no longer what
separates those who have op0ons from
those who don’t. ”
- Catarina Mota !
Founder, EverywhereTech.org

Madelynn Martiniere madelynn@sparkpluglabs.io @mmartiniere

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Hack the World: How the Maker Movement is Impacting Innovation

1. HACK THE WORLD How the Maker Movement is Impac>ng Innova>on

2. MARCH 11, 2011. FUKUSHIMA, JAPAN

4. TOKYO HACKERSPACE/RDTN GIEGER SHIELD

7. WHAT IS A MAKER?

8. IT’S NOT A STYLE, IT’S A LIFESTYLE

9. FINDING NOVEL APPLICATIONS OF EXISTING TECHNOLOGY

10. EXPLORING INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN SEPARATE DOMAINS

11. VORACIOUS CURIOSITY AND BELIEF IN DO-‐IT-‐YOURSELF

12. “ It is hard to write a defini0on of something as varied as hacking, but I think what these ac0vi0es have in common is playfulness, cleverness, and explora0on. Thus, hacking means exploring the limits of what is “ possible, in a spirit of playful cleverness. ” - Richard Stallman Founder, Free Software Foundation

13. COMMUNITY

14.

15. 2,000 + MAKERSPACES ALL OVER THE WORLD

16. MAKERBOT INDUSTRIES (NYC RESISTOR)

17.

18. PLAYFULNESS

19. BE SILLY, LEARN BY DOING, AND FAIL (OFTEN)

20.

21. IMPACT

22. “ Access to knowledge is no longer what separates those who have op0ons from those who don’t. ” - Catarina Mota ! Founder, EverywhereTech.org

23. USING DRONES FOR AID (MATTERNET)

24.