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Make your own tool. Create a thing.

by Richard McKinnon at 11:53AM (PDT) on October 27, 2005 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Technology allows personalization. This is the era where everyone wants their own thing. So now, emachineshop.com allows consumers to design a product online. Software translates the consumer vision then the company prices it, and makes it. It's part of the tend towards consumers being creators. What some call generation C. It happened first with content like music, video; TShirts; retail; now it's industrial products.

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