Cordless Drill Incentive Challenge Design - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

2021-12-04T18:58:08Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[Cordless Drill Construction Set]]		*[[Cordless Drill Construction Set]]
			*[[High School Cordless Drill Challenge]]

Marcin: /* Rules */

2019-02-16T19:04:27Z

Rules

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	=Rules=		=Rules=
	*Open source components such as 3D printed electric motor are favored. But they still have to meet performance goals. Weight limit must be maintained.		*Open source components such as 3D printed electric motor are favored. But they still have to meet performance goals. Weight limit must be maintained. In practice - the industrial grade quality will not be compromised.
	*You must attribute any prior work by referencing the work what your contribution is based on. Documentation of both failure and successful experiments counts to one's final score.		*You must attribute any prior work by referencing the work what your contribution is based on. Documentation of both failure and successful experiments counts to one's final score.
	*Some guidelines for part sourcing must be used - such as BLDC motors and 18650 and Arduino Mega.		*Some guidelines for part sourcing must be used - such as BLDC motors and 18650 and Arduino Mega.

Marcin: /* Operational */

2019-02-08T16:21:34Z

Operational

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	*10% overhead to OSE		*10% overhead to OSE
	*Develop submission tracking infrastructure on the wiki.		*Develop submission tracking infrastructure on the wiki.

			=Links=
			*[[Cordless Drill Construction Set]]

Marcin: /* Working Questions */

2019-01-20T18:11:32Z

Working Questions

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			=Strategy=
			*Generate revenue from open source Enterprise community
			*Generate academic support from authors and references of [[Publications]] for a paper on the Incentive Challenge for Bridging the Technology Colony. Invited public lecture Lu's collaboration with authors

	=Working Questions=		=Working Questions=
	*How do we design Quality Control into design challenges to produce the highest quality of design? This is a central question for distributed product development		*How do we design Quality Control into design challenges to produce the highest quality of design? This is a central question for distributed product development

Marcin: /* Research Question */

2019-01-19T18:22:21Z

Research Question

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	*'''What infrastructure and resources are required to create a successful public engineering design outcome suitable for distributive enterprise?'''		*'''What infrastructure and resources are required to create a successful public engineering design outcome suitable for distributive enterprise?'''
	*'''Can the public engineering cost be significantly lower than proprietary engineering? That is, can incentive challenges greatly leverage the cost of the reward + overhead?''' The answer comes from assessing a complete development process. We know from the [[X Prize]] that teams spend multiple times of the actual reward amount to win that reward. The competition and publicity aspect is the motivating factor.		*'''Can the public engineering cost be significantly lower than proprietary engineering? That is, can incentive challenges greatly leverage the cost of the reward + overhead?''' The answer comes from assessing a complete development process. We know from the [[X Prize]] that teams spend multiple times of the actual reward amount to win that reward. The competition and publicity aspect is the motivating factor.
			*'''Is it possible to leverage funding for development 10x? 100x?''' Theoretically, based on the [[Valuation of Open Source Hardware]] paper by Dr. Pearce, the leveraging should be 100x or more? Needs analysis.

	=Operational=		=Operational=

Marcin: /* Operational */

2019-01-19T18:20:21Z

Operational

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	*10% overhead to HeroX		*10% overhead to HeroX
	*10% overhead to OSE		*10% overhead to OSE
			*Develop submission tracking infrastructure on the wiki.

Marcin: /* Enterprise Facilitation */

2019-01-19T18:18:56Z

Enterprise Facilitation

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	*Software allows for printing of all drill parts in one printing, by stacking in the vertical dimension		*Software allows for printing of all drill parts in one printing, by stacking in the vertical dimension
	*This allows for people to set up a business producing cordless drills easily anywhere in the world.		*This allows for people to set up a business producing cordless drills easily anywhere in the world.
			*To do this is tricky, and may simply mean that we produce all parts either on a larger bed (12"x12" or larger)
			:*May have to remove this.

	=Submission=		=Submission=

Marcin: /* Incentive Structure */

2019-01-19T18:16:18Z

Incentive Structure

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	*Submissions must be postmarked on the last day of the contest, and only published data is admissible for judging. Publishing incentivizes others to use that information, which means that the more you publish - the more reward you can get even if you don't submit a winning entry.		*Submissions must be postmarked on the last day of the contest, and only published data is admissible for judging. Publishing incentivizes others to use that information, which means that the more you publish - the more reward you can get even if you don't submit a winning entry.
	*Judging is based on the perceived importance of contribution as determined by the judging panel.		*Judging is based on the perceived importance of contribution as determined by the judging panel.

			=Enterprise Facilitation=
			*Part of reward goes to creating a white label online printing enterprise software platform as open source software where you upload files for printing. The print software automatically nests the parts in 3D - to print a cube that goes directly into a flat rate box of USPS. Service includes a print camera, and includes.
			*Software allows for printing of all drill parts in one printing, by stacking in the vertical dimension
			*This allows for people to set up a business producing cordless drills easily anywhere in the world.

	=Submission=		=Submission=
	#Register		#Register

Marcin: /* Governance */

2019-01-19T18:11:37Z

Governance

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 *Commenting on the results weekly, with assessment of contenders on a blog post.
 *Hire someone for the posting - one month, $3k. Question is who? Abe or Jonathan.
 =Operational=
 *10% overhead to HeroX
 *10% overhead to OSE

Marcin: /* Rules */

2019-01-19T17:44:45Z

Rules

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	=Rules=		=Rules=
	*Open source components such as 3D printed electric motor are favored. But they still have to meet performance goals. Weight limit must be maintained.		*Open source components such as 3D printed electric motor are favored. But they still have to meet performance goals. Weight limit must be maintained.
			*You must attribute any prior work by referencing the work what your contribution is based on. Documentation of both failure and successful experiments counts to one's final score.
	*Some guidelines for part sourcing must be used - such as BLDC motors and 18650 and Arduino Mega.		*Some guidelines for part sourcing must be used - such as BLDC motors and 18650 and Arduino Mega.
	*For admissibility, all designs must enter a public part libary on the OSE wiki. Files under 1M are stored on the wiki.		*For admissibility, all designs must enter a public part libary on the OSE wiki. Files under 1M are stored on the wiki.
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	*Top 10 winners are invited to 2 Day Extreme Build Competition. Video edit is required by a team member.		*Top 10 winners are invited to 2 Day Extreme Build Competition. Video edit is required by a team member.
	*Winner is selected on performance data and build time. Must use documented Admissible Parts and meet performance requirements.		*Winner is selected on performance data and build time. Must use documented Admissible Parts and meet performance requirements.
			*Simply start a Name_Log - where Name is your first name. Include your last name if the Name is already taken by someone else. To enter, you must: (1) start your work log, and (2) register where you simply provide your name, email, and link to your work log.

			=Structure of Design Challenge Wiki Page=
			*Has a dashboard -one graph with weekly number of registrations; number of active contributions

	=Governance=		=Governance=