Open Sourcing Museum Infrastructure @museotechniki

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The document discusses the development of an affordable wireless data logger for use in museum environments. It proposes using the Arduino open-source electronics prototyping platform to create a prototype data logger capable of logging temperature, humidity, and time. The document outlines the hardware and software requirements for the data logger and presents images of a prototype device created with the Arduino platform. It argues that open-source platforms like Arduino are well-suited for this application due to their low-cost, flexibility, and active developer community support.

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Open source wireless data logger for Museums

Drosos C., Maniatis N., Kanellopoulos P., Tseles D.

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The Idea
…to develop
an affordable
wireless data
logger for use
in museum
environment

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Product Development

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Market Characteristics
? Niche market
? Under funded
? (needs) Customisation
? Strong & established competition
? Global supply chain

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Investment Risk

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Alternatives

Intellectual Property

Computer-aided manufacturing Rapid prototyping
Manufacturing
(CAM)

Human Resources Crowdsourcing Open Innovation

Financing Crowd Funding

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Images: Wikipedia creative commons

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Old Vs New
Trends
Copyrights Vs Copyleft

Personal Fabrication &
Mass Manufacturing Vs
Mass Customisation

In-house R&D Department Vs Open Innovation

Financial Institutions Vs Donations

€€€€€€ Vs €

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New opportunities…

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Minimum Viable
Product
Logging Temperature, RH & RT Clock

Connectivity Wireless

Local Storage SD memory card

Portability Battery

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Platform Prerequisites
Prototyping Platform
?Open Source & Open Hardware
?Scalable
?Functional
?Affordable
?Fully Documented

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Electronics Prototyping Platform

Ref: www.arduino.cc

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How arduino meets our prerequisites

?Open Source Software & Hardware
?Right to develop commercial product
?Functional
?Affordable
?Detailed documentation, forums, wiki etc.
?Active community

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Data Logger Development

Hardware

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Software

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The Prototype

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…if museum infrastructure goes
open source…

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Open Innovation !!!

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Collaboration tradition
Routine tasks of museum house keeping
Highly educated personnel
no engineering skills
Knowledge sharing tradition
disturbing project management
Multidisciplinary sector

Can it be
Internet done ?
Affordable manufacturing Rapid technology developments

Active community of developers
Uncertain Credibility
Fragmentation of supply chain

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Competing on IDEAS instead of RESOURCES

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