Open Source Microfactory - Revision history

Marcin: /* External Links */

2023-01-26T19:15:04Z

External Links

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	=External Links=		=External Links=
	*[https://youtu.be/WuwQu6pJwGM A Video by the YouTube Channel "Maker's Muse" Titled "Can Microfactories Solve the Global Logistics Crisis?" ] (This is a new series they are starting up going over the concept of Microfactories + their design/layout, as well as Speculation on [[Scale]] and [[Decentralization]] in general)		*[https://youtu.be/WuwQu6pJwGM A Video by the YouTube Channel "Maker's Muse" Titled "Can Microfactories Solve the Global Logistics Crisis?" ] (This is a new series they are starting up going over the concept of Microfactories + their design/layout, as well as Speculation on [[Scale]] and [[Decentralization]] in general)

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			*[[Collaborative Design 2023]]

Eric: Added some more links under the "Internal Links" section

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	*[[OSE Microfactory]]		*[[OSE Microfactory]]
	*[[RepLab]] - older term from 2010		*[[RepLab]] - older term from 2010
			*[[OSEH]] (A Combination of a Makerspace, Microfactory, Community Center, and many other things into a sort of Antithesis of a [[Big Box Store]] )

	=External Links=		=External Links=
	*[https://youtu.be/WuwQu6pJwGM A Video by the YouTube Channel "Maker's Muse" Titled "Can Microfactories Solve the Global Logistics Crisis?" ] (This is a new series they are starting up going over the concept of Microfactories + their design/layout, as well as Speculation on [[Scale]] and [[Decentralization]] in general)		*[https://youtu.be/WuwQu6pJwGM A Video by the YouTube Channel "Maker's Muse" Titled "Can Microfactories Solve the Global Logistics Crisis?" ] (This is a new series they are starting up going over the concept of Microfactories + their design/layout, as well as Speculation on [[Scale]] and [[Decentralization]] in general)

Eric: Added some more links under the "External Links" section

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	*Fast Radius microfactory [https://www.fastradius.com/our-factories/]		*Fast Radius microfactory [https://www.fastradius.com/our-factories/]

	=Links=		=Internal Links=
	*[[Basic Workshop]]		*[[Basic Workshop]]
	*[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Africa_Budget Microfactory to reinvent the world]		*[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Africa_Budget Microfactory to reinvent the world]
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	*[[OSE Microfactory]]		*[[OSE Microfactory]]
	*[[RepLab]] - older term from 2010		*[[RepLab]] - older term from 2010

			=External Links=
			*[https://youtu.be/WuwQu6pJwGM A Video by the YouTube Channel "Maker's Muse" Titled "Can Microfactories Solve the Global Logistics Crisis?" ] (This is a new series they are starting up going over the concept of Microfactories + their design/layout, as well as Speculation on [[Scale]] and [[Decentralization]] in general)

Marcin: /* Links */

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Links

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	The antidote to the centralized and planned economies of today - whether capitalist or socialist - is a massive transfer of productive endeavors to distributed production. The new economic paradigm needed is open source collaboration towards the [[Open Source Economy]]. In the OSE case, producers would be trained based on open source toolchains and designs - and as such would be encouraged to contribute back in the same way. This could encourage wealth creation that diminishes the gap between classes. This is OSE's formula for a historic transfer of wealth from the few to the many. This is a secular and apolitical movement - where the new religion is open source collaboration.		The antidote to the centralized and planned economies of today - whether capitalist or socialist - is a massive transfer of productive endeavors to distributed production. The new economic paradigm needed is open source collaboration towards the [[Open Source Economy]]. In the OSE case, producers would be trained based on open source toolchains and designs - and as such would be encouraged to contribute back in the same way. This could encourage wealth creation that diminishes the gap between classes. This is OSE's formula for a historic transfer of wealth from the few to the many. This is a secular and apolitical movement - where the new religion is open source collaboration.

			=Industry Standards=
			*Fast Radius microfactory [https://www.fastradius.com/our-factories/]

	=Links=		=Links=

Adrian: /* Links */

2021-04-05T10:31:29Z

Links

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	*[[Basic Workshop]]		*[[Basic Workshop]]
			*[https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Africa_Budget Microfactory to reinvent the world]
	*[[Open Source Microfactory Specification]] - towards a working spec, 2020		*[[Open Source Microfactory Specification]] - towards a working spec, 2020
	*A open source microfactory probably shares characteristics with a [[Job Shop]]		*A open source microfactory probably shares characteristics with a [[Job Shop]]

Adrian: /* Operation */

2021-04-05T10:11:07Z

Operation

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	The above assumes private ownership. To emphasize the public interest aspect, we must first emphasize that the product designs and enterprise blueprints for all products is open source pursuant to principles of [[Distributive Enterprise]]. ~~Product~~ are developed collaboratively as [[OSE's Mission]]. Enterprise acceleration, R&D, startup training, and facility rental at the Microfactory could encourage more people to enter productive endeavors.		The above assumes private ownership. To emphasize the public interest aspect, we must first emphasize that the product designs and enterprise blueprints for all products is open source pursuant to principles of [[Distributive Enterprise]]. Products are developed collaboratively as [[OSE's Mission]]. Enterprise acceleration, R&D, startup training, and facility rental at the Microfactory could encourage more people to enter productive endeavors.

	This is as opposed to the service economy. Automation of store fronts or displacement via delivery such as Amazon are making consumerism easier. The Open Source Microfactories are a motion in the other direction, where local production as in the [[Circular Economy]] is the priority, and human needs are met abundantly so that people can shift their attention from consumerism and dependence to [[Self-Determination]] .		This is as opposed to the service economy. Automation of store fronts or displacement via delivery such as Amazon are making consumerism easier. The Open Source Microfactories are a motion in the other direction, where local production as in the [[Circular Economy]] is the priority, and human needs are met abundantly so that people can shift their attention from consumerism and dependence to [[Self-Determination]] .

Adrian: /* Open Source Microfactory */

2021-04-05T10:07:14Z

Open Source Microfactory

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	=Open Source Microfactory=		=Open Source Microfactory=

	'''Summary''': The Open Source Microfactory is a small enterprise in any city or village, somewhat like the General Store of yesterday - where lifetime design products are made from common, local materials - using open source designs. Those materials include recycled steel, aluminum, metals, plastics, organics, and ceramics. The Microfactory is an educational facility where individuals can learn and produce their own products, or they can buy them turnkey from the Microfactory. The Microfactory guarantees [[Future-Proof Products]] - where products can be used forever and are taken back by the Microfactory at the end of their useful life. Digital and trainable manufacturing equipment is used in the Microfactory - and it is powered by a global, collaborative effort of open source product development. As of 2019, no implementations of such microfactory yet ~~exist~~ anywhere in the world. Concepts of [[Circular Economies]] and [[Fab Cities]] are popular as of 2020, but no real world examples exist. OSE's role is to fill this gap with the first authentic implementation of such Microfactory that generates a complete economy on the scale of a bioregion, and even on the scale of a small acreage land parcel.		'''Summary''': The Open Source Microfactory is a small enterprise in any city or village, somewhat like the General Store of yesterday - where lifetime design products are made from common, local materials - using open source designs. Those materials include recycled steel, aluminum, metals, plastics, organics, and ceramics. The Microfactory is an educational facility where individuals can learn and produce their own products, or they can buy them turnkey from the Microfactory. The Microfactory guarantees [[Future-Proof Products]] - where products can be used forever and are taken back by the Microfactory at the end of their useful life. Digital and trainable manufacturing equipment is used in the Microfactory - and it is powered by a global, collaborative effort of open source product development. As of 2019, no implementations of such microfactory yet exists anywhere in the world. Concepts of [[Circular Economies]] and [[Fab Cities]] are popular as of 2020, but no real world examples exist. OSE's role is to fill this gap with the first authentic implementation of such Microfactory that generates a complete economy on the scale of a bioregion, and even on the scale of a small acreage land parcel.

	=Operation=		=Operation=

Adrian: /* Open Source Microfactory */

2021-04-05T10:01:21Z

Open Source Microfactory

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	'''Summary''': The Open Source Microfactory is a small enterprise in any city or village, somewhat like the General Store of yesterday - where lifetime design products are made from common, local materials - using open source designs. Those materials include recycled steel, aluminum, metals, plastics, organics, and ceramics. The Microfactory is an educational facility where individuals can learn and produce their own products, or they can buy them turnkey from the Microfactory. The Microfactory guarantees [[Future-Proof Products]] - where products can be used forever and are taken back by the Microfactory at the end of their useful life. Digital and trainable manufacturing equipment is used in the Microfactory - and it is powered by a global, collaborative effort of open source product development. As of 2019, no implementations of such microfactory yet exist anywhere in the world. Concepts of [[Circular Economies]] and [[Fab Cities]] are popular as of 2020, but no real world examples exist. OSE's role is to fill this gap with a first authentic implementation that generates a complete economy on the scale of a bioregion, and even on the scale of a small acreage land parcel.		'''Summary''': The Open Source Microfactory is a small enterprise in any city or village, somewhat like the General Store of yesterday - where lifetime design products are made from common, local materials - using open source designs. Those materials include recycled steel, aluminum, metals, plastics, organics, and ceramics. The Microfactory is an educational facility where individuals can learn and produce their own products, or they can buy them turnkey from the Microfactory. The Microfactory guarantees [[Future-Proof Products]] - where products can be used forever and are taken back by the Microfactory at the end of their useful life. Digital and trainable manufacturing equipment is used in the Microfactory - and it is powered by a global, collaborative effort of open source product development. As of 2019, no implementations of such microfactory yet exist anywhere in the world. Concepts of [[Circular Economies]] and [[Fab Cities]] are popular as of 2020, but no real world examples exist. OSE's role is to fill this gap with the first authentic implementation of such Microfactory that generates a complete economy on the scale of a bioregion, and even on the scale of a small acreage land parcel.

	=Operation=		=Operation=

Adrian: /* Open Source Microfactory */

2021-04-05T09:58:56Z

Open Source Microfactory

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	'''Summary''': The Open Source Microfactory is a small enterprise in any city or village, somewhat like the General Store of yesterday - where lifetime design products are made from common, local materials - using open source designs. Those materials include recycled steel, aluminum, metals, plastics, organics, and ceramics. The Microfactory is an educational facility where individuals can learn and produce their own products, or they can buy them turnkey from the Microfactory. The Microfactory guarantees [[Future-Proof Products]] - where products can be used ~~for ever~~ and are taken back by the Microfactory at the end of their useful life. Digital and trainable manufacturing equipment is used in the Microfactory - and it is powered by a global, collaborative effort of open source product development. As of 2019, no implementations of such microfactory yet exist anywhere in the world. Concepts of [[Circular Economies]] and [[Fab Cities]] are popular as of 2020, but no real world examples exist. OSE's role is to fill this gap with a first authentic implementation that generates a complete economy on the scale of a bioregion, and even on the scale of a small acreage land parcel.		'''Summary''': The Open Source Microfactory is a small enterprise in any city or village, somewhat like the General Store of yesterday - where lifetime design products are made from common, local materials - using open source designs. Those materials include recycled steel, aluminum, metals, plastics, organics, and ceramics. The Microfactory is an educational facility where individuals can learn and produce their own products, or they can buy them turnkey from the Microfactory. The Microfactory guarantees [[Future-Proof Products]] - where products can be used forever and are taken back by the Microfactory at the end of their useful life. Digital and trainable manufacturing equipment is used in the Microfactory - and it is powered by a global, collaborative effort of open source product development. As of 2019, no implementations of such microfactory yet exist anywhere in the world. Concepts of [[Circular Economies]] and [[Fab Cities]] are popular as of 2020, but no real world examples exist. OSE's role is to fill this gap with a first authentic implementation that generates a complete economy on the scale of a bioregion, and even on the scale of a small acreage land parcel.

	=Operation=		=Operation=

Adrian: /* Open Source Microfactory */

2021-04-05T09:58:06Z

Open Source Microfactory

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	'''Summary''': The Open Source Microfactory is a small enterprise in any city or village, somewhat like the General Store of yesterday - where lifetime design products are made from common, local materials - using open source designs. Those materials include recycled steel, aluminum, metals, plastics, organics, and ceramics. The Microfactory is an educational facility where individuals can learn and produce their own products, or they can buy them turnkey from the Microfactory. The Microfactory guarantees ~~the~~ [[Future-Proof Products]] - where products can be used for ever and are taken back by the Microfactory at the end of their useful life. Digital and trainable manufacturing equipment is used in the Microfactory - and it is powered by a global, collaborative effort of open source product development. As of 2019, no implementations of such microfactory yet exist anywhere in the world. Concepts of [[Circular Economies]] and [[Fab Cities]] are popular as of 2020, but no real world examples exist. OSE's role is to fill this gap with a first authentic implementation that generates a complete economy on the scale of a bioregion, and even on the scale of a small acreage land parcel.		'''Summary''': The Open Source Microfactory is a small enterprise in any city or village, somewhat like the General Store of yesterday - where lifetime design products are made from common, local materials - using open source designs. Those materials include recycled steel, aluminum, metals, plastics, organics, and ceramics. The Microfactory is an educational facility where individuals can learn and produce their own products, or they can buy them turnkey from the Microfactory. The Microfactory guarantees [[Future-Proof Products]] - where products can be used for ever and are taken back by the Microfactory at the end of their useful life. Digital and trainable manufacturing equipment is used in the Microfactory - and it is powered by a global, collaborative effort of open source product development. As of 2019, no implementations of such microfactory yet exist anywhere in the world. Concepts of [[Circular Economies]] and [[Fab Cities]] are popular as of 2020, but no real world examples exist. OSE's role is to fill this gap with a first authentic implementation that generates a complete economy on the scale of a bioregion, and even on the scale of a small acreage land parcel.

	=Operation=		=Operation=