Making things – from gadgets to jam to furniture – is becoming more mainstream. And it may be about to change our economy, according to Chris Anderson, author of “Makers: The New Industrial Revolution,” former editor of Wired Magazine, and co-founder & CEO of 3D Robotics and Limor Fried, owner of the electronics hobbyist company […]
Making things – from gadgets to jam to furniture – is becoming more mainstream. And it may be about to change our economy, according to Chris Anderson, author of “Makers: The New Industrial Revolution,” former editor of Wired Magazine, and co-founder & CEO of 3D Robotics and Limor Fried, owner of the electronics hobbyist company AdaFruit.