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OpenSCAM is an  Open-Source software which can simulate 3-axis NC machining. It is a fast, flexible and user friendly simulation software for the DIY and Open-Source community.

ScanBooth is a collection of software for running a 3D photo booth. It includes tools for automating 3D scan capture, cleanup, printing and sharing.

This tutorial shows you how to program an ATtiny45, ATtiny85, ATtiny44 or ATtiny84 microcontroller using the Arduino software (version 1.0.1)

Fab Modules software to run any fab lab machine

As promised, I have attached the Requirement Sheet I use for my students to earn their Laser Cutter Skill Badge. My objective on the requirements sheet is to have the students familiar enough with the software and device that they can operate it independently. I was not interested in teaching them maintenance on the machine, or require them to build their own so by all means, feel free to modify the sheet to fit your needs.

"On request of the (starting) French FabLab community we have tentatively formulated the conditions for being able to use the label "Fab Lab" -- this is a Draft / RFC based on Communication from Sherry Lassiter, 15 April 2011. These key characteristics create an enabling environment that we call a fab lab. Provided that a lab effort is aligned with the below, they can and should use the logo for fund raising, promoting and advertising the fab lab and its activities. First and foremost, public access to the fab lab is essential. A fab lab is about democratizing access to the tools for personal expression and invention. So a fab lab must be open to the public for free or in-kind service/barter at least part of the time each week. Fab Labs support and subscribe to the fab lab charter: http://fab.cba.mit.edu/about/charter/ This charter should be published somewhere on the website and also in the fab lab. Fab Labs must share a common set of tools and processes. The critical machines and materials are in this list: http://fab.cba.mit.edu/about/fab/inv.html and there's a list of open source software and freeware that we use online as well (embedded in fab academy modules here: http://academy.cba.mit.edu/classes/ ) The idea is that all the labs can share knowledge, designs, and collaborate across international borders. You have to participate in the larger, global fab lab network, that is, you can't isolate yourself. This is about being part of a global, knowlege-sharing community through the videoconference, attending the annual fab lab meeting, and otherwise collaborating and partnering with other labs in the network on workshops, challenges or projects. Participating in Fab Academy is yet another way to connect with the global network community." (http://www.fablab.is/w/index.php/ConditionsForFabLabLabel)

Most computers in our Fab Lab run the Linux operating system (Ubuntu and Debian). We like to use Open Source Software alternatives whereever possible. But... we also think it is important to have easy-to-use, accessible software, even if it's not fully open.

Distribution linux dédiée à la commande de CNC.

tout ce qu'li faut savoir pour créer en 3D

Je créée une liste 'atraduire" pour réunir tout ce contenu de qualité sur lesquels on doit lancer des runs de trad pour faire avancer les choses

Voir aussi Trello : https://trello.com/board/projets-nybi-cc/4e71fb0b84d4040000b85b93 La liste des projets, finis/en cours/futurs : Pour ajouter une page dans la catégorie "projet", il suffit d'y ajouter le code suivant Ainsi que pour d'autres catégories éventuelles comme "Software" Et pour ajouter la page Catégorie:Software comme une sous-catégorie de la page Projet ici présente, il suffit d'ajouter le code [[Category:Projet]] (pratique pour trier, c'est un peu comme créer des tags)