The doctrines of conversion of technology from the military to the
civilian field. The Makrolab / Project Atol approach: "adopting any
technology and method we could get our hands on". Roots in utopianism
and the improvement of the human evolutionary code.
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The doctrines of conversion of technology from the military to the |
Makrolab, a 10 years project: seeing society through sensors, mapping telecommunications, migration patterns, climate changes. System 77 Civil Counter Reconaissance (s-77ccr): distributed sensors foor robotic data collecting. |
The social and political premises of s-77ccr. The art field: theofficial presentation / exhibition in Vienna (2004). The test flightplans for Tarifa during the Fadaiat meeting in 2005. |
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The international discussion about flying a civil Unmanned AerialVehicles and the aims of Project Atol: the conversion of technologiesand spreading the knowledge. |
More questions and answers. Our aims: openness and empowerment of thecivil society. More details on the test in Tarifa (Andalucía, Spain),planned for July 2005. |
Questions and answers. More on the use and licensing of the informationcollected by s77-ccr and on the motivation behind the Tarifaexperiment. Technical facts and production information about thes77-ccr. |
