Distributed Quality Control - Revision history

Marcin: /* Links */

2022-09-17T15:40:37Z

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	*[[Digitally Responsible]]		*[[Digitally Responsible]]
			*[[OSE Crypto]]
			*[[Cryptocurrency]]
			*[[Digital Responsibility‎]]
			*[[Limited Digitality]]
	*[[Remote Quality Control]]		*[[Remote Quality Control]]

Marcin: /* Links */

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			*[[Digitally Responsible]]
	*[[Remote Quality Control]]		*[[Remote Quality Control]]

Marcin at 00:21, 17 September 2022

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	Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or larger microfactories. Homes, schools, and small enterprises diversify into distributed manufacturing. For this, [[Truly Replicable Production]] is required. To achieve Truly Replicable Production - part of the game involves developing transparent mechanisms whereby quality control is certified by international standards bodies (UL, CE, ASME, etc).		Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or larger microfactories. Homes, schools, and small enterprises diversify into distributed manufacturing. For this, [[Truly Replicable Production]] is required. To achieve Truly Replicable Production - part of the game involves developing transparent mechanisms whereby quality control is certified by international standards bodies (UL, CE, ASME, etc) - or new entities can be created to support decentralized production (DeFab).

	Engaging in DQC involves producing documentation. The most effective, digital, practical documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.		Engaging in DQC involves producing documentation. The most effective, digital, practical documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.

Marcin at 00:19, 17 September 2022

2022-09-17T00:19:55Z

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	Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or ~~community-based~~ microfactories. Homes, schools, and small enterprises diversify into distributed manufacturing. For this, [[Truly Replicable Production]] is required. To achieve Truly Replicable Production - part of the game involves developing transparent mechanisms whereby quality control is certified by international standards bodies (UL, CE, ASME, etc).		Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or larger microfactories. Homes, schools, and small enterprises diversify into distributed manufacturing. For this, [[Truly Replicable Production]] is required. To achieve Truly Replicable Production - part of the game involves developing transparent mechanisms whereby quality control is certified by international standards bodies (UL, CE, ASME, etc).

	Engaging in ~~DQR~~ involves producing documentation. The most effective, digital, practical documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.		Engaging in DQC involves producing documentation. The most effective, digital, practical documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.

	=Transparency Protocol=		=Transparency Protocol=

Marcin: /* Transparency Protocol */

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Transparency Protocol

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	=Transparency Protocol=		=Transparency Protocol=
	*A governance mechanism for ~~DeFac~~ (analogue of DeSci, DeFi, ReFi, etc) is to be established. Initial draft:		*A governance mechanism for DeFab (analogue of DeSci, DeFi, ReFi, etc) is to be established. Initial draft:
	*Create Foundational Criteria		*Create Foundational Criteria
	**open design for a product- fully accessible, complete CAD data published in an open source format on an open access public repository		**open design for a product- fully accessible, complete CAD data published in an open source format on an open access public repository
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	**Open repository of published performance, test, materials science, etc data. For unequivocal identification of performance standards and their deviation		**Open repository of published performance, test, materials science, etc data. For unequivocal identification of performance standards and their deviation
	**Definitions of acceptable performance limits for [[2 Sigma]] to [[6 Sigma]] quality control levels		**Definitions of acceptable performance limits for [[2 Sigma]] to [[6 Sigma]] quality control levels
			**A funding mechanism taking a minute fraction of production proceeds to maintain repositories, standards for DeFab, and training for producers interested in joining the DeFab ecosystem.

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[Remote Quality Control]]		*[[Remote Quality Control]]

Marcin at 00:15, 17 September 2022

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	Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or community-based microfactories. Homes, schools, and small enterprises diversify into distributed manufacturing. For this, [[Truly Replicable Production]] is required.		Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or community-based microfactories. Homes, schools, and small enterprises diversify into distributed manufacturing. For this, [[Truly Replicable Production]] is required. To achieve Truly Replicable Production - part of the game involves developing transparent mechanisms whereby quality control is certified by international standards bodies (UL, CE, ASME, etc).

	Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.		Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective, digital, practical documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.

			=Transparency Protocol=
			*A governance mechanism for DeFac (analogue of DeSci, DeFi, ReFi, etc) is to be established. Initial draft:
			*Create Foundational Criteria
			**open design for a product- fully accessible, complete CAD data published in an open source format on an open access public repository
			**Certification organization - to manage open CAD data repositories and their standards
			**Open Source design for production machinery and data collection machinery
			**Open source design for production engineering
			**Open source design for data collection
			**Open source materials production machinery
			**Open repository of published performance, test, materials science, etc data. For unequivocal identification of performance standards and their deviation
			**Definitions of acceptable performance limits for [[2 Sigma]] to [[6 Sigma]] quality control levels

	=Links=		=Links=
	*[[Remote Quality Control]]		*[[Remote Quality Control]]

Marcin at 00:00, 17 September 2022

2022-09-17T00:00:09Z

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	Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or community-based microfactories.		Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or community-based microfactories. Homes, schools, and small enterprises diversify into distributed manufacturing. For this, [[Truly Replicable Production]] is required.

	Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.		Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.

Marcin at 03:26, 3 February 2022

2022-02-03T03:26:03Z

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	Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.		Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.

			=Links=
			*[[Remote Quality Control]]

RootIaliel: Fixed spelling, added space

2021-06-10T04:50:31Z

Fixed spelling, added space

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	Distributed ~~Qaulity~~ Control (DQC)of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or community-based microfactories.		Distributed Quality Control (DQC) of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or community-based microfactories.

	Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.		Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.

Marcin at 16:14, 15 June 2020

2020-06-15T16:14:59Z

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	Distributed Qaulity Control (DQC)of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by ~~home-scale~~ microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]		Distributed Qaulity Control (DQC)of open source hardware refers to quality control performed not in centralized facilities, but by distributed microfactories. OSE is experimenting with this paradigm as a route to the open source economy of distributed manufacturing and [[Distributive Enterprise]]. The scale of production can be as small as home-scale production, or community-based microfactories.

	Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.		Engaging in DQR involves producing documentation. The most effective documentation is a time lapse video showing test procedures for visual examination by a reviewer.