from software to manufacturing: how the open, agile and p2p revolution is coming to the real world...
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The principles of open design, agility and cooperation are slowly coming out of the software world to conquer the real world of tangible objects and production. This talk will try to recap about most important emerging initiatives and will give an overall idea of the opportunities that the future will bring for individuals and businesses.TRANSCRIPT
Open gets Real.
meedabyteworkshops & consulting
meedabyte.com
hopen.it
ouishare.net – ouisharefest.com
From Software to ManufacturingHow the open, agile and p2p revolution is coming to the real world.
per – capitaneeds
globaluse/availability
“If civilization in anything like its present form is to persist, it must take account of the finite nature of the biosphere.”
The Macroecology of Sustainability - http://goo.gl/yrjEX
digitalization
Open & Freeplatforms
EverythingAs a Service
Large social interactions & collaboration
UltraPervasivecomputing
democratization
Neil Gershenfeld
DIY
a novel
2013a business
book
2009:
DIT
from mass production to DIY
DIO(pen)
Distributed capital > Open access = No rents
“It’s paradoxical that vast populations living in poverty are surrounded by an abundance of natural resources from which all the wealth of the economy is built”
first CEB Press in Europe in Padua by OSE Italy
decentralization& resilience
“In short, Software is eating the World”
Marc Andressen
Source: Wall Street Journal
mass production
is broken
99%
1%digital
phisical
exchanges
Best Practices
Extreme manufacturingtakes the best practices for distributed team management, frugal engineering and frugal design and applies back to the physical world
Joe Justice
Lean Agile
one day
Marcin Jakuboski – Open Source Ecology Founder
Since we built our first prototype of The Liberator (CEB press) four years ago, we’ve been refining the machine and optimizing fabrication to make it the simplest, highestperformance, and most replicable, open source compressed earth brick press in the world. The first prototype took a month to build. We have streamlined fabrication to 4 days in September of this year, 2 days in November, and on December 18 – we achieved the one day build.
When the first 1B company in Open Source Hardware?
challenges
global scale (cooperation)impact (real production)
adoption (remix, replication)
IDE
the promises
open manufacturingclosed manufacturing
Pictures from http://www.openstructures.net/
seek long term value
Let’s have a honest relation with resources
start open-sourcing it
stop reinventing the wheel
THANKSget in touch!
@meedabyteworkshops & consulting
special thanks to:http://www.flickr.com/photos/ideum/4711481781
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeanbaptisteparis/4188824280http://www.flickr.com/photos/slinky2000/2175943057http://www.flickr.com/photos/watsdesign/5969631804
Open Electronics for the Opensource HW+SW pictures