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4,9 Mio engineers with over 2.9 Mio free CAD files
The largest online community of professional designers, engineers, manufacturers, and students
categorys:
- Agriculture: 2 CAD files
- Construction: > 1.000 CAD files
- Energy and Power: > 5.000 CAD files
- Machine design: > 1.000 CAD files
- Tools: > 1.000 CAD files
enthält Baupläne von Open Source Technologien

ist nicht Open Source, Auszug aus den "3D Warehouse Terms of Use FAQ":
- Can I incorporate models from 3D Warehouse into my website for use by my members? Answer: No, this is impermissible aggregation.
- Can I include models from 3D Warehouse in the research project I am publishing? Answer: No, this is impermissible aggregation. You need approval of each developer.
Auszug aus den "Terms of use"
- "the Model contains proprietary and confidential information that is protected by applicable intellectual property and other laws; and
- the applicable Developer owns all right, title and interest in and to the Model, including without limitation all Intellectual Property Rights therein."
auch für Personen ohne CAD-Kenntnisse geeignet
All the models in 3D Warehouse are free, so anyone can download files for use in SketchUp or even other software such as AutoCAD, Revit and ArchiCAD - all of which have apps allowing the retrieval of models from 3D Warehouse
3D Warehouse is an open library in which SketchUp users may upload and download 3D models to share. The models can be downloaded right into the program without anything having to be saved onto your computer's storage.
wenige nachhaltigen Open Source Technologien vorhanden

ca. 2,5 Mio Modelle
ist nicht Open Source
enthält kaum echte Baupläne
The main product of Sketchfab is a 3D and VR model viewer
3D models can be uploaded to Sketchfab from its website or directly from various 3D software, using plugins[21] (for example for 3ds Max[22] or SketchUp[23]) or natively (from Blender[24][25][26] or Adobe Photoshop[27]).
keine nachhaltigen Open Source Technologien

überwiegend einfache Modelle für 3D-Drucker, Zubehörteile etc.
kaum echte Baupläne
Lizenz: Hauptsächlich werden als Open-Source- (CC- und GPL)-lizenzierte Dateien veröffentlicht
keine nachhaltigen Open Source Technologien

www.myminifactory.com

Instructables is a website specializing in user-created and uploaded do-it-yourself projects, which other users can comment on and rate for quality
The site allows uploading of photos, diagrams, video and animation
keine CAD-Pläne
keine nachhaltigen Open Source Technologien

Wikifab is a wiki-based site that teaches people how to make almost anything. Anyone can create a tutorial to share his creation or make edits to current projects to enhance them. Our site is powerful, flexible and intuitive so that you can focus on building your project and exploring other exciting projects. Wikifab empowers individuals to share their creative knowledge with the rest of the world.
leider kein open Source: "La structure générale du Site, ainsi que les textes, graphiques, images, sons et vidéos la composant, sont la propriété de Wikifab. Toute représentation et/ou reproduction et/ou exploitation partielle ou totale des contenus et services proposés par le Site par quelque procédé que ce soit, sans l'autorisation préalable et par écrit de Wikifab est strictement interdite et serait susceptible de constituer une contrefaçon au sens des articles L 335-2 et suivants du Code de la propriété intellectuelle."
schönes Beispiel für eine relativ simple Entwicklungsplattform bzw. Kollaborationsseite auf Mediawiki-Basis, inkl. der Möglichkeit CAD-Dateien hochzuladen - könnte uns als Vorbild dienen: http://mediawiki.i34-b2b.de/images/0/0c/Wikifab_screens.pdf

deutsche Version der Website zeigt keine Contents
Das Low-tech Lab ist ein gemeinschaftliches Forschungs- und Dokumentationsprojekt zur Verbreitung und Förderung von Low-Technologien. Ziel des Programms ist es, die Verbreitung lokaler und effizienter Low-Tech-Lösungen zu ermöglichen, um umfassend auf die von den Vereinten Nationen festgelegten Ziele der nachhaltigen Entwicklung zu reagieren. Dieses Programm richtet sich an alle Personen oder Strukturen, die zur Low-Tech-Innovation beitragen oder von ihren Entdeckungen profitieren möchte.
ist open Source:
- Die Dokumentation, die vom Nutzer hochgeladen, übertragen, online gestellt und / oder auf der Website veröffentlicht wird, unterliegt den Creative Commons-Lizenzen. ("La Documentation chargée, transmise, mise en ligne et/ou publiée sur le Site par l’Utilisateur est encadrée par les licences Creative Commons. L’Utilisateur s’engage à respecter les termes et conditions d’utilisation de la Documentation conformément à la licence Creative Commons sous laquelle est chargée, transmise, mise en ligne et/ou publiée la Documentation.")
- Because shared intelligence must be available to all, the Low-tech Lab shares the solutions of its community via open-source documentation. Open-source makes solutions available to the greatest number while encouraging incremental innovation."

überwiegend robotic technologies
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- Staff Picks: The very best projects on Wevolver.
- Soft Robotics: Discover projects about robots made of soft materials.
- Exoskeletons: Explore projects that allow for increased human strength and endurance.
- 3D printing: Discover projects related to 3D printing.
- Drone
kein Open Source aber zumindest: "We claim no intellectual property rights over the material you provide to the Service. Your profile and materials uploaded remain yours. However, by setting your projects to be viewed publicly, you agree to allow others to view your Content."
At Wevolver we want to empower people and stimulate innovation by enabling engineers, anywhere to develop better hardware technology
The Wevolver team is formed by driven people from various backgrounds, including design, software, and engineering. We are inspired by the incredible people and projects that we come across every day, and all share a common passion for hardware development.
Wevolver was founded by Richard Hulskes and Bram Geenen. They met each other in 2008 and have been working together ever since. Richard has a background in e-commerce and co-founded 3D-printing company, Ground3d, in 2011. Bram’s background is in industrial design where he ran a successful design studio focused on creating 3D-printed furniture.