Extreme Manufacturing Coopetition - Revision history

Marcin at 00:31, 7 April 2018

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	*All teams are encouraged to share information to make their designs better.		*All teams are encouraged to share information to make their designs better.
	*Key to success: decent quality products are made. Many different activities happen at the same time. Modules and building blocks are used. There is learning time for learning basic skills. It's a well-structured event. And prize is significant monetarily for winning team - aiming for $1k or more. Prize comes from participation fee.		*Key to success: decent quality products are made. Many different activities happen at the same time. Modules and building blocks are used. There is learning time for learning basic skills. It's a well-structured event. And prize is significant monetarily for winning team - aiming for $1k or more. Prize comes from participation fee.
			*Good contest would be 3D printing filament - designing different 3D printing filament based on various compositions of scrap plastic.

	=Challenges=		=Challenges=
	*Amount of time it takes for printing to occur.		*Amount of time it takes for printing to occur.
	*Product must be selected so that it is significant, yet easy to build.		*Product must be selected so that it is significant, yet easy to build.
	*Good contest would be 3D printing filament - designing different 3D printing filament based on various compositions of scrap plastic.
	*This could include things like metal powders for metal 3D printing with sintering		*This could include things like metal powders for metal 3D printing with sintering
	*Good 1-2 day events can be based on scale prototyping of machines where everyone works together, or making body panels for certain machines like the MicroTrac or LifeTrac or Car.		*Good 1-2 day events can be based on scale prototyping of machines where everyone works together, or making body panels for certain machines like the MicroTrac or LifeTrac or Car.

Marcin at 00:08, 7 April 2018

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			=AKA Open Source Microfactory Challenge (Coopetition)=

	It is well proven that contests stimulate innovation. Examples: [[FIRST Robotics]], [[SkillsUSA Championships]], etc.		It is well proven that contests stimulate innovation. Examples: [[FIRST Robotics]], [[SkillsUSA Championships]], etc.

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Challenges

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	*Good contest would be 3D printing filament - designing different 3D printing filament based on various compositions of scrap plastic.		*Good contest would be 3D printing filament - designing different 3D printing filament based on various compositions of scrap plastic.
	*This could include things like metal powders for metal 3D printing with sintering		*This could include things like metal powders for metal 3D printing with sintering
			*Good 1-2 day events can be based on scale prototyping of machines where everyone works together, or making body panels for certain machines like the MicroTrac or LifeTrac or Car.

Marcin at 18:26, 5 April 2018

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	OSE is interested in collaborative innovation.		OSE is interested in collaborative innovation.

			The OSE Extreme Manufacturing Coopetition is proposed as a way to provide a public build workshop followed by a contest - in 6 simulataneous events around the country. [[OSE Fellows]] organize these events.

			=Basic Guidelines=
			*Event runs over a weekend starting Friday after school - 3-8 pm.
			*First day involves a build of the small microfactory tools - 3D printer, laser cutter, CNC circuit mill, plastic grinder, and filament maker. Some or all of these can be built in a single day from well-defined kits. Finished machines will also be brought to the event.
			*The second and third day are design-build sessions where contestants assemble working products - aerial drones, robotic arms, cameras, microscopes, cordless drills, or other products.
			*Documenters post the information online in the form of instructionals and videos.
			*Web guy makes a product website.
			*Final product is a product that one can buy on a website. Design and code is all open source, so it serves as a public product development enterprise.
			*Each event builds upon an existing product. Development session begins with assessing the needs for development, and the team competes to make these improvements.
			*All parts are documented to allow even novices to participate.
			*Prize is live-crowdfunded via a simple crowdfund button.
			*On-demand prinable build book is part of the product.
			*All teams are encouraged to share information to make their designs better.
			*Key to success: decent quality products are made. Many different activities happen at the same time. Modules and building blocks are used. There is learning time for learning basic skills. It's a well-structured event. And prize is significant monetarily for winning team - aiming for $1k or more. Prize comes from participation fee.

			=Challenges=
			*Amount of time it takes for printing to occur.
			*Product must be selected so that it is significant, yet easy to build.
			*Good contest would be 3D printing filament - designing different 3D printing filament based on various compositions of scrap plastic.
			*This could include things like metal powders for metal 3D printing with sintering

Marcin: Created page with "It is well proven that contests stimulate innovation. Examples: FIRST Robotics, SkillsUSA Championships, etc. OSE is interested in collaborative innovation."

2018-04-05T18:01:22Z

Created page with "It is well proven that contests stimulate innovation. Examples: FIRST Robotics, SkillsUSA Championships, etc. OSE is interested in collaborative innovation."

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It is well proven that contests stimulate innovation. Examples: [[FIRST Robotics]], [[SkillsUSA Championships]], etc.

OSE is interested in collaborative innovation.