Open Source Ecology - User contributions [en]

Open Source Ventilator

2020-03-26T11:53:29Z

Benoit:

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=Links=
*Background study - [[COVID_Ventilators]]

Open Source Face Shield

2020-03-26T11:53:05Z

Benoit:

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=Basics=
*Either an open source head mount for a plate, or a design integrating both the mount, and a custom transparent face sheild plate
*The head mount should be all or nearly all 3D Printed
*The Transparent Plate should be off the shelf, or a Precious Plastic compression or injection molded part from shredded disposable water bottles (PET)
*Also need to check plastic compatability with disenfectants, and compliance etc
*Could be developed in the future for fume and/or welding use

=Existing Open Source Designs=
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP7z3iw76GA A Desing Mentioned By Prusa] - basic headmount, uses a pre-produced plate

=Minimum Viable Product=
*Comfotable enough for all work-day use
*Adjustable head Mount
*The Plate should cover forehead to chin
*The plate should be transparent
*The device should be secure in a similar manner to a hard hat (doesn't need shock protection etc, but should not come loose comprimising it's use)
*Preferably only the head clamp mechanism(s) (ie no chin strap to avoid needs for other materials such as fabric and/or rope
*Should be able to be disinfected with standard hospital agents without damage

=Basic Design=
==Head Mount==
*[[Open Source Universal Head Mount Mechanism]]
*Or a VERY simple single belt (TPU, or thin PLA? need to fiddle around to solve flexability) depending on end use (HIGH quality + comfort or just "get it done" level)

=BOM=
*Should use only standard 3D Printing Filaments for the head mount (Preferabbly PLA or ABS, perhaps others if needed, also perhaps screws etc if needed although this is undesirable in emergencies)

=Useful Links=
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Face_shield The Wikipedia Page on Face Sheilds]

Open Source PAPR Development

2020-03-26T11:50:53Z

Benoit:

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=Links=
*Background Work - [[Open Source PAPR]]
*[[COVID Development]]

Open Source N95 Face Mask

2020-03-26T11:49:36Z

Benoit:

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=Best Candidates=
*https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/23/us/coronavirus-3d-printed-medical-supplies-trnd/index.html
*https://longliveyoursmile.com/3d-printable-mask-for-covid-19/

=Links=
*[[COVID Development]]
*[[HEPA Filters]]
*[[Melt-Blown Plastic]]

Test embed

2020-03-23T17:23:24Z

Benoit:

Benoit Log

2020-02-10T00:40:30Z

Benoit:

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[[MJ]] [[Daniel Log]] [[Benoit Log]] [[Jessica Log]] [[Catarina Log]] [[Tom Log]] [[Michel Log]] [[Chris Log]] [[William Log]]

[[OSE Collaboration Protocol]]

=Sun Feb 9, 2020=
* Created first draft of https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/X . Discussion page asking what's our target
* Filled profile in https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Target_Audience

=Wed Feb 5, 2020=
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*Start [[Flashy XM]]-like dashboard/control panel for SummerX at [[X]] page - our coordinating page for the summer
*[[Target Audience]]
*[[G Log]] - Universal Axis Construction Set
*[[OSE Collaboration Protocol]]
*[[Simple Development Template]]
*[[J]] - January steam camp
*[[Toolchain Degeracy]]
*[[OSE Linux]] - FreeCAD 0.16
*[[FreeCAD 101]] - lesson 1, 2, 3. 3 is the main workflow.
*[[OSE Vision]]
*[[OSE Specification]]
*[[D3D Universal]]
*[[Second Toyota Paradox]]
*[[Flashy XM]] - Youtube, Scrumy, Log, Work Logging, Embedded dpcs
*Made own reflow oven
*Wrote Inkscape SVG files - Python library to generate SVG from vectors - SVG fed into laser
*Inkscape - not so much
*Designed another PCB card to hack a washing machine. Eavesdropped on the machine by doing a proxy for the card. Read the communication with oscilloscopes. And reverse engineering.
*Python -

Target Audience for STEAM Camps

2020-02-10T00:36:42Z

Benoit: /* Frank has X skills and Y interests... */

=Intro=
We estimate the market size for relocalization towards circular economies to be around $30T, the size of the primary and secondary sectors of the economy (see [[Google Presentation]] for tipping point calculation towards a collaborative, open economy). As such, this affords the possibility of large scale collaboration towards transforming the economy towards open and collaborative, as in the [[OSE Vision]]. The [[Open Source Microfactory Mastermind]] would be a dedicated groups of open, collaborative developers who are interested in being owner-operators of enterprises in a local, circular economy. They collaborate globally, and have lofty ideals, and build locally so they don't sit on armchair theory.

Areas of OSE development include the [[Open Source Microfactory STEAM Camps]] for broadscale participation in collaborative design, the [[Summer of Extreme Design-Build]] focusing on larger-scale prototyping, and [[Incentive Challenges]] for [[Distributive Enterprise]] development.

For the STEAM Camps, we are recruiting instructors and marketing to participants. '''The working question is clear definition of the target audience.''' Here are some notes.

=Open Source Microfactory Mastermind=
What we work on and how we work:
#We agree on a product roadmap
#Product strategy - we develop product strategy for each product
#Marketing strategy -
#Owner Operators - producers in local economies who move up in management over time
#Any investor is required to also be an operator until finalized production is defined
#Community not for community sake but for transformative movement entrepreneurship
#Teacher/builder/researcher. No basic research - applied product research for accountability to closed loop material cycles at the community scale
#Open source version of Fab City
#Collaborative version of Fab Academy
#People who envision common products being made in their own community, so that we reach the circular economy
#Distributed, open marketing templates, like Clickfunnels but open source and distributive
#Profile - disposable income higher than average. Looking for meaningful work with purpose. Sideline to full time. Interested in sharing knowledge. Has courage sufficient to share source code of economic value (product design, production engineering, product strategy, business plan). Is interested in ethical systems transformation without compromising to adapt to system (The Unreasonable Man) Understands societal critique without invoking victim mentality (They are out to get you. Who are 'They'?) See Juice Rap News 30.
#Possible profile - libre hacker ethical cooperator (distinct from supercooperators, who have no limits to working outside of their own cultural base)
#Possible profile - open-minded Fab shop owner who wants to diversify their range of services, but needs to learn more about open collarative protocols
#Possible profile - ethical entrepreneur who questions structural evil and has a successful business that participates in [[Structural Evil]] to the least extent possible.
#Someone who is well versed in systems-based conceptualization of structural evil, and has the ambition to transform it more than the ambition to benefit from it. Has the wisdom to distinguish enterprise that can move the dial (ethical scalability), vs pursuing fringe movements that do not consider systems thinking or are violent in their nature.

=Feedback - Don Jacobsmeyer=

You’ve articulated some of the “what”, you haven’t talked about the “who”. I’d encourage you to humanize this audience. Give one a name, talk about them by name. Let’s say Frank.

Frank has X skills and Y social interests. He’s fascinated by the potential for ABC but hasn’t come across a highly actionable model to take X + Y and create a small scale version of ABC. So instead he finds himself toiling away on DEF which just frustrates him further because there’s no self fulfillment in it.

Try to insert your other concepts in this narrative and see where it goes.

=Frank has X skills and Y interests...=
Profiles for different people:
#Jeremy -
#Don -
#Randy -
#Vasco -
#Ian - I'm a technologist and educator currently on the leadership team of a small charter-like high school. I am also the digital technology teacher at the school. I am passionate about equipping youth (specifically indigenous youth) with the tools to create their own career pathways, having the technical skills to solve real-world problems and ultimately building the future that them, their family and communities want. I believe the OSE has the right vision and skill to empower a generation of collaborative innovators on a global scale that together could achieve any level of self-determined aspirations.
#Daniel -
#Benoit - I'm interested in learning how things work and being able to replicate without the help of any black box. Replication (can be called reinventing the wheel) is interesting because it validates your understanding and gives more autonomy - relying too much on the technology of a hyper-specialized civilization is a bit like believing in magic. Also I enjoy it very much. So I got acquainted with some maths/algorithms, DIY signal processing, robotics, reverse eng, electronics; things that can be done in front a computer for the most part. At some point, interacting with the real world becomes necessary; with a limit set of resources and without a very broad set of skills it gets very difficult. In order to build useful and interesting machines/processes and make this knowledge available, without jumping through so many hoops, I'm keen on learning manual skills, applied engineering and whatever else at the OSE STEAM Camp. Hopefully I'll also be useful with my less hardware oriented skills.
#Jessica - Jessica is an urbanist, designer, sculptor, and community catalyst. A licensed landscape architect,raised in the northern forests, trained in the legacy arts of stone carving and metallurgy, she understands the world as a continuum, and strives not to critique existing ''modus operandi'' but to replace them with something entirely new. She teaches ecological systems to architecture and landscape architecture students where an understanding of how the abiotc, biotic, built/ social, and disturbance patterns create the unevenness of space we experience becomes a tool for design from global to detail scales. In her design practice that has taken her around the globe, she seeks models other than the traditional client and consultant roles to build, apply, and develop the most creative solutions imaginable to serve the community of ''place''. This has been the most challenging at home where progressive ideas are thrown around as political tactics and market forces are the rip tide to equity. She has been looking for others who know what an engaged design process means and can do to empower a community. In need of collaborators and expertise in electronics and programming to develop she trusts her intuition about OSE STEAM Camp and intends to share her experience and provide training for others who are interested in making the collective the five legged bottom line.
#Mutton - Mutton is a movement entrepreneur interested in solving all of the world's most pressing grand challenges. He is fascinated by the potential of collaborative development, and thinks that all of the world'd problems can be solved by first identifying them, and creating a school in which students work explicitly on tackling these problems. His mental model states that we must start at the level of how the world provides an economic basis for people - literally turning abundant dirt and twigs into the lifestuff of modern civilization. He has been looking for a way to fund a school based on a promise of distributed, relocalized, circular economies, and has discovered that people are willing to pay for applied, hands-on, entrepreneurial education. But right now, Mutton is missing the organizational support to translate his vision to build his school. He further wants to have no investors who are not direct stakeholders (either students or teachers) in the school - making startup harder. He has found that finding such direct stakeholders is difficult, so he decided to join the OSE STEAM Camps program to find more aligned people, so he can staff the school that he wants and populate it with students.
#Jeff -

=Links=
*Announcement for STEAM Camp instructors by [[Andreas Log]] - how do we vet that through the above? [https://docs.google.com/document/d/169v3knwWDK0OhecMQTPpzW6e-mVABCA82UOvMlfiqPk/edit#]

Talk:X 2020

2020-02-09T23:08:07Z

Benoit: Created page with "== What we want on this page == * share buttons ([https://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/29544/the-ultimate-cheat-sheet-for-creating-social-media-buttons.aspx]). In sho..."

== What we want on this page ==

* share buttons ([https://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/29544/the-ultimate-cheat-sheet-for-creating-social-media-buttons.aspx]). In short, owner of social media account must go to https://publish.twitter.com/# and https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/follow-button, then edit the X page (I don't know much, don't use either -B)
* some spreadsheet / document for the progress of the summerX
* upgrading the important links. I like more dense information

== Potential issues ==

embedding => not allowed by everyone.
* https://scrumy.com/: "X-Frame-Options: sameorigin" -> no iframe possible

X 2020

2020-02-09T22:56:55Z

Benoit:

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<h1><span class="mw-headline" id="Links">Useful links</span></h1>
<ul><li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/OpenSourceEcology/">Facebook</a></li></ul>
<ul><li><a href="https://twitter.com/osecology?lang=en">Twitter</a></li></ul>
<ul><li><a href="/wiki/Summer_of_Extreme_Design-Build_2020" title="Summer of Extreme Design-Build 2020">Summer of Extreme Design-Build 2020</a></li></ul>
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