Junior Research Fellow, Tallinn University of Technology & Core Member, P2P Lab
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Making, Adapting, Sharing: Fabricating Open-Source Agricultural Tools
This is a story about people who build their own machines. It’s a story about people who, due to necessity and/or conscious choice, do not buy commercial equipment to work their lands or animals, but who invent, create and adapt machines to their specific needs: for harvesting legumes, for hammering poles, for hitching tools onto tractors.
July 6, 2018
