Extreme Manufacturing - Revision history

Marcin: /* Introduction */

2026-02-13T00:02:31Z

Introduction

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	Using principles of Extreme Manufacturing, OSE has so far performed one day builds of the [[CEB Press]], [[Tractor]], and [[3D Printer]], and has done 5 day builds of the [[Seed Eco-Home]] and [[Aquaponic Greenhouse]]. OSE can build a single large machine with 12 people in one day, and a 1400 square foot Seed Eco-Home in 5 days with 50 people. Our next milestones include building a village in 3 months with 200 people. To build up to that, we intend to test a 3 month program with 50 people first, whose first implementation is the [[Summer of Extreme Design-Build 2020]].		Using principles of Extreme Manufacturing, OSE has so far performed one day builds of the [[CEB Press]], [[Tractor]], and [[3D Printer]], and has done 5 day builds of the [[Seed Eco-Home]] and [[Aquaponic Greenhouse]]. OSE can build a single large machine with 12 people in one day, and a 1400 square foot Seed Eco-Home in 5 days with 50 people. Our next milestones include building a village in 3 months with 200 people. To build up to that, we intend to test a 3 month program with 50 people first, whose first implementation is the [[Summer of Extreme Design-Build 2020]].

			=Story=
			We can break the [[Iron Triangle]] by using principles of extreme manfuacturing.

	=General Economics of Swarming=		=General Economics of Swarming=

Marcin: /* Links */

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Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*[[Iron Triangle]]
	*Why did agriculture mechanize but not construction? https://constructionphysics.substack.com/p/why-did-agriculture-mechanize-and via [https://www.machinepix.com/p/machinepix-weekly-55-brian-potter]		*Why did agriculture mechanize but not construction? https://constructionphysics.substack.com/p/why-did-agriculture-mechanize-and via [https://www.machinepix.com/p/machinepix-weekly-55-brian-potter]
	*Wikipedia article - Joe Justice and Marcin Jakubowski coin Extreme Manufacturing - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EXtreme_Manufacturing		*Wikipedia article - Joe Justice and Marcin Jakubowski coin Extreme Manufacturing - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EXtreme_Manufacturing
	[[Category:Extreme Manufacturing]]		[[Category:Extreme Manufacturing]]

Marcin: /* Links */

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Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
	*Why did agriculture mechanize but not construction? https://constructionphysics.substack.com/p/why-did-agriculture-mechanize-and via [https://www.machinepix.com/p/machinepix-weekly-55-brian-potter]		*Why did agriculture mechanize but not construction? https://constructionphysics.substack.com/p/why-did-agriculture-mechanize-and via [https://www.machinepix.com/p/machinepix-weekly-55-brian-potter]
	*Wikipedia article - Joe Justice and Marcin Jakubowski coin xM - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EXtreme_Manufacturing		*Wikipedia article - Joe Justice and Marcin Jakubowski coin Extreme Manufacturing - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EXtreme_Manufacturing
	[[Category:Extreme Manufacturing]]		[[Category:Extreme Manufacturing]]

Marcin: /* Links */

2025-08-08T01:03:46Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
	*Why did agriculture mechanize but not construction? https://constructionphysics.substack.com/p/why-did-agriculture-mechanize-and via [https://www.machinepix.com/p/machinepix-weekly-55-brian-potter]		*Why did agriculture mechanize but not construction? https://constructionphysics.substack.com/p/why-did-agriculture-mechanize-and via [https://www.machinepix.com/p/machinepix-weekly-55-brian-potter]
	*Wikipedia article - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EXtreme_Manufacturing		*Wikipedia article - Joe Justice and Marcin Jakubowski coin xM - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EXtreme_Manufacturing
	[[Category:Extreme Manufacturing]]		[[Category:Extreme Manufacturing]]

Marcin: /* General Economics of Swarming */

2024-11-06T22:28:33Z

General Economics of Swarming

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	Most advanced tech is nonlinearly expensive. This implies that generally, multiples of a more common (less advanced but not necessarily less performant) variant are more effective and cost effective, under the assumption of [[Lifetime Design]].		Most advanced tech is nonlinearly expensive. This implies that generally, multiples of a more common (less advanced but not necessarily less performant) variant are more effective and cost effective, under the assumption of [[Lifetime Design]].

	This is the basic reason why swarms can be more effective and more cost effective.		This is the basic reason why swarms can be more effective and more cost effective. In other words, swarms can outperform exotic technologies.

			The swarm advantage has profound implications for peacetime [[Solving Class]] and [[Distribution]] - in that swarming has high potential for leveling the playing field. In warfare, Stalin was noted to say that quantity has a quality all its own. The political equivalent of swarm advantage is populism, which is an unsolved aspect of democracy. Given that swarms are a technology that can be used for good or evil, an interesting question is how to apply swarm techniques for raising the level of society towards general self-realization, as opposed to destructive ends.

	=Qualities=		=Qualities=

Marcin: /* General Economics of Swarming */

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General Economics of Swarming

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	=General Economics of Swarming=		=General Economics of Swarming=

			'''AKA Swarm Advantage'''

	Most advanced tech is nonlinearly expensive. This implies that generally, multiples of a more common (less advanced but not necessarily less performant) variant are more effective and cost effective, under the assumption of [[Lifetime Design]].		Most advanced tech is nonlinearly expensive. This implies that generally, multiples of a more common (less advanced but not necessarily less performant) variant are more effective and cost effective, under the assumption of [[Lifetime Design]].

Marcin: /* General Economics of Swarming */

2024-11-06T22:17:19Z

General Economics of Swarming

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	Most advanced tech is nonlinearly expensive. This implies that generally, multiples of a more common (less advanced but not necessarily less performant) variant are more effective and cost effective, under the assumption of [[Lifetime Design]].		Most advanced tech is nonlinearly expensive. This implies that generally, multiples of a more common (less advanced but not necessarily less performant) variant are more effective and cost effective, under the assumption of [[Lifetime Design]].

			This is the basic reason why swarms can be more effective and more cost effective.

	=Qualities=		=Qualities=

Marcin: /* Introduction */

2024-11-06T22:16:23Z

Introduction

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	Using principles of Extreme Manufacturing, OSE has so far performed one day builds of the [[CEB Press]], [[Tractor]], and [[3D Printer]], and has done 5 day builds of the [[Seed Eco-Home]] and [[Aquaponic Greenhouse]]. OSE can build a single large machine with 12 people in one day, and a 1400 square foot Seed Eco-Home in 5 days with 50 people. Our next milestones include building a village in 3 months with 200 people. To build up to that, we intend to test a 3 month program with 50 people first, whose first implementation is the [[Summer of Extreme Design-Build 2020]].		Using principles of Extreme Manufacturing, OSE has so far performed one day builds of the [[CEB Press]], [[Tractor]], and [[3D Printer]], and has done 5 day builds of the [[Seed Eco-Home]] and [[Aquaponic Greenhouse]]. OSE can build a single large machine with 12 people in one day, and a 1400 square foot Seed Eco-Home in 5 days with 50 people. Our next milestones include building a village in 3 months with 200 people. To build up to that, we intend to test a 3 month program with 50 people first, whose first implementation is the [[Summer of Extreme Design-Build 2020]].

			=General Economics of Swarming=

			Most advanced tech is nonlinearly expensive. This implies that generally, multiples of a more common (less advanced but not necessarily less performant) variant are more effective and cost effective, under the assumption of [[Lifetime Design]].

	=Qualities=		=Qualities=

Marcin: /* 11 Principles Supported by OSE's Extreme Manufacturing */

2022-02-20T00:10:12Z

11 Principles Supported by OSE's Extreme Manufacturing

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 =11 Principles Supported by OSE's Extreme Manufacturing =
-#'''Contract-First Design''' - design the interface to other modules before designing the module
+See [[Principles of Extreme Manufacturing]]
 =Links=

Marcin: /* Links */

2021-12-21T19:41:49Z

Links

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	=Links=		=Links=
			*Why did agriculture mechanize but not construction? https://constructionphysics.substack.com/p/why-did-agriculture-mechanize-and via [https://www.machinepix.com/p/machinepix-weekly-55-brian-potter]
	*Wikipedia article - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EXtreme_Manufacturing		*Wikipedia article - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EXtreme_Manufacturing
	[[Category:Extreme Manufacturing]]		[[Category:Extreme Manufacturing]]