Exploring the Black Box¶
Rosenberg. (1994). Exploring the Black Box: Technology, Economics, and History. Cambridge University Press.
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- Technology Push
- Maiman's 1960 laser demonstration — coherent monochromatic light without a clear application, subsequently matched to barcode readers, fiber-optic communication, surgery, manufacturing, and weapons targeting — is the paradigmatic example of a supply-led capability search with a long, multi-decade match phase
This sourceA study of technology and innovation that uses the laser as a case of a capability whose eventual uses were unanticipated and found only later.
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“instrumentation and university research 257 [monochromatic] light in order to produce precise patterns”
- Maiman's 1960 laser demonstration — coherent monochromatic light without a clear application, subsequently matched to barcode readers, fiber-optic communication, surgery, manufacturing, and weapons targeting — is the paradigmatic example of a supply-led capability search with a long, multi-decade match phase
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