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Title screen with GVCS 50 Machines graphic - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/High_Resolution_GVCS_MediaJaspertine's Pling music starts to play - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Open_Source_Soundtracks
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Title screen - MicroHouse 4 Extreme Manufacturing Workshop
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Second 4-13 of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94rQw1Ur2aQAt open source Ecology, we are designing open source industrial machines with multi-purpose flexibility that can be made at a fraction of commercial costs, and sharing our iterative designs online for free. Our goal is open source, test-driven technology, and extreme manufacturing.At open source Ecology, we design and build open source industrial machines that can be made at a fraction of commercial costs, and publish our designs online for free. Our goal is open source approriate technology and extreme manufacturing.
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Continue from before - show image, perhaps screen shot - and link to "http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/"In 2012, we published the Civilization Starter Kit - version 0.01 - which you can find on the front page of our wiki. This included beta designs of our In 2012, we published the Civilization Starter Kit - version 0.01 - with beta release plans
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http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:DSC_3829small.jpg open source tractor, open source tractor,
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Minute 4:01 from https://vimeo.com/49864277brick pressbrick press
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http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Pulverizing.jpgsoil pulverizersoil pulverizer
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second 0-2 of https://vimeo.com/55341689and modular power unit.and modular power unit.
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We have continued to optimize changes of our designs - and more so - our XM design/build process.We have continued to optimize our designs - and more so - our design/build process.
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Take some clips of the OSE Christmas Gift to the World video - https://vimeo.com/56274521 - and then with a still of the machine in action - http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/File:Chrow.jpgIn late 2012, we showed the world that we could build our automated, Compressed Earth Brick Press - in just one day. In late 2012, we showed the world that we could build our automated, Compressed Earth Brick Press - in just one day.
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One Day - became our metric of efficiency - and aspirational phrase.One Day - became our metric of efficiency - and aspiration.
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We used module based design, built simple interfaces between the parts, and swarmed on builds in parallel - to achieve rapid development velocity.
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Second 15 from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geZDzuIo46U#t=15 - awesome material!!!This is how Extreme Manufacturing was born. Joe Justice and I originated this term and proved this concept in 2012 during our collaboration on the open source car and beyond.This is how Extreme Manufacturing was born. Joe Justice of Wikispeed and I originated this term in 2012 during our collaboration on the open source car.
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solenoid valve spinning from the video - Take best clips of the OSE Christmas Gift to the World video - https://vimeo.com/56274521We proved this by using contract-first and module-based designs, where each machine or design process is divided into clearly defined interfaces,
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Second 43-47 from https://vimeo.com/56274521paving the way for a rapid execution by our development teams.
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We are now pushing the limits of our Extreme Manufacturing methods to building homes - using our test-driven compressed earth brick machine for making bricks. We are now extending our Extreme Manufacturing methods to construction - using our compressed earth block press and modular panel roof sections.
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mh`1 pix - Google DrawingWe are building on our experience with MicroHouse 1We are building on our experience with MicroHouse 1
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mh`2 pix - Google DrawingMicroHouse 2MicroHouse 2
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mh 3 pix - Google Drawingand MicroHouse 3and MicroHouse 3
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Floor plan image - Sweet Homefor our most ambitious and effective build yet. It's a 750 square foot work and office addition to our experimental MicroHouse 1.for our most ambitious and effective build yet. It's a 750 square foot work and office addition to our experimental MicroHouse 1.
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We have learned many manufacturing intiatives about what works and what doesn't.Our experiences taught us what works and what doesn't.
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3:34 of https://vimeo.com/49864277
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Sponsors/Collaborators Link - We have found that using visible workflows,assigning roles and responsibilities, and continious improvement techniques specifically for a large swarm can take any project or build to the next level of ownership. It will be a challenge because we have work to do and we have also learned that no matter how many people we have for the build - we won't get far without complete instructionals and a complete build process, articulated to the finest detail. To achieve this, we are inviting the global open source hacker community - we are holding a daily design sprint, refining procedures to master the workflow. We are working on a completion strategy for this workshop and we will be adapting to each new experience. Each night we will have a lesson on the next day's techniques. Using extreme manufacturing concepts - we are breaking the process into many parallel steps, swarming on tasks, redesigning interfaces between parts to allow easy assembly instructions, and creating contingency plans that ensure that the complete build will succeed. At the end of 4 days - we aim to have a complete house with CEB floors and walls - with a wood stove hydronic heat system, office, bathroom, and CEB patio. On the fifth day, we will review, discuss, and celebrate.We know that this will be a challenge = because no matter how many people we have for the build - we won't get far without well-organized work flows and complete build instructions. To achieve this, we are inviting the global community -
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show our documentThis iteration, we are spending a full 4 weeks documenting the parallel build process, making visible workflows, and instructionals to assure a rapid build.and spending a full 4 weeks creatijng instructionals - and evaluating work flows, and process designs.
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Exit Message - "Build Yourself." Outro from 4:16-4:19 at https://vimeo.com/55341689And join us - for an epic build. We want to show the world that natural building can be time effective, and thus a real option for housing - built via an economically competitive model - as a foundation for many entreprenuerial people to build their own houses. Join us - for the design sessions and the build - for an epic expereince.
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Exit message 2 - "Build your world."We have seen that CEB construction requires serious equipment and a lot of work - but we believe that our Extreme Manufacturing swarm build model - combined with open source equipment and detailed instructions - can be a way forward. Our goal is to show that the Extreme Manufacturing can be a cost effective, fun, and educational way to build millions of houses around the world. If you are an entrepreneur, we would like to give you a special invitation. Can collaborative design to produce the best products in the world? Join us - in delivering this promise.We have seen that CEB construction requires serious equipment and preparation to be efficient - but we believe that our XM process - combined with open source equipment and detailed instructions - can be a way to address the difficulties. We want to prove that such techinques can be cost effective - by millions of derivative houses being built around the world. That will take an entrepreneurial spirit. If you are an entrepreneur, we would like to give you a special invitation. Can collaborative design really produce the best products in the world? We can speculate on that - but for now - join us - in delivering this promise.
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