Swarm Build - Revision history

Marcin at 19:00, 18 April 2022

2022-04-18T19:00:21Z

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	Swarm builds use [[Extensive Scalability]] rather than [[Intensive Scalability]] as a means to build things faster with a large group of people. Intesively scaled builds do not allow as large a team to participate, while Extensively scaled builds allow for much better division of labor.		Swarm builds use [[Extensive Scalability]] rather than [[Intensive Scalability]] as a means to build things faster with a large group of people. Intesively scaled builds do not allow as large a team to participate, while Extensively scaled builds allow for much better division of labor.

	For example, the [[Seed Eco-Home]] was built using Extensive Scalability: a large number of small, panelized modules were built by about 12 teams in parallel. This allowed for the complete erection of the 1400 sf house in 5 days.		For example, the [[Seed Eco-Home]] was built using Extensive Scalability: a large number of small, panelized modules were built by about 12 teams in parallel. This allowed for the complete erection of the 1400 sf house in 5 days. For comparison, a typical house takes 6 months to build.

	As another example, the [[CNC Torch Table v19.10]] uses 5'x5' modules, designed such that additional modules can be added to the original to handle larger workpieces. As such, a 5'x10' table is possible (by adding a support under the Y axis for eliminating shaft bending), and so is a 5'x20' (by adding a stronger support to eliminate shaft bending, and so is a 10'x10' by adding support under the X and Y.		As another example, the [[CNC Torch Table v19.10]] uses 5'x5' modules, designed such that additional modules can be added to the original to handle larger workpieces. As such, a 5'x10' table is possible (by adding a support under the Y axis for eliminating shaft bending), and so is a 5'x20' (by adding a stronger support to eliminate shaft bending, and so is a 10'x10' by adding support under the X and Y.

Marcin at 13:00, 10 October 2019

2019-10-10T13:00:42Z

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	A build using a large group of people working in parallel. People work in parallel on different modules, then assemble them rapidly into a finished product. Together with [[Digital Fabrication]] and [[Language Agnostic Instructionals]] - this allows for industrial productivity on a small scale. Such productivity is the basis of OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing]] and [[Distributive Enterprise]] model.		A build using a large group of people working in parallel. People work in parallel on different modules, then assemble them rapidly into a finished product. Together with [[Digital Fabrication]] and [[Language Agnostic Instructionals]] - this allows for industrial productivity on a small scale. Such productivity is the basis of OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing]] and [[Distributive Enterprise]] model.

			Swarm builds use [[Extensive Scalability]] rather than [[Intensive Scalability]] as a means to build things faster with a large group of people. Intesively scaled builds do not allow as large a team to participate, while Extensively scaled builds allow for much better division of labor.

			For example, the [[Seed Eco-Home]] was built using Extensive Scalability: a large number of small, panelized modules were built by about 12 teams in parallel. This allowed for the complete erection of the 1400 sf house in 5 days.

			As another example, the [[CNC Torch Table v19.10]] uses 5'x5' modules, designed such that additional modules can be added to the original to handle larger workpieces. As such, a 5'x10' table is possible (by adding a support under the Y axis for eliminating shaft bending), and so is a 5'x20' (by adding a stronger support to eliminate shaft bending, and so is a 10'x10' by adding support under the X and Y.

Marcin at 08:01, 30 October 2018

2018-10-30T08:01:19Z

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	A build using a large group of people working in parallel. People work in parallel on different modules, then assemble them rapidly into a finished product. Together with [[Digital Fabrication]] and [[Language Agnostic Instructionals]] - this allows for industrial productivity on a small scale. Such productivity is the basis of OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing]] and		A build using a large group of people working in parallel. People work in parallel on different modules, then assemble them rapidly into a finished product. Together with [[Digital Fabrication]] and [[Language Agnostic Instructionals]] - this allows for industrial productivity on a small scale. Such productivity is the basis of OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing]] and [[Distributive Enterprise]] model.

Marcin at 08:01, 30 October 2018

2018-10-30T08:01:02Z

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	A build using a large group of people working in parallel. People work in parallel on different modules, then assemble them rapidly into a finished product. Together with ~~digital fabrication~~ and [[Language Agnostic Instructionals]] - this allows for industrial productivity on a small scale. Such productivity is the basis of OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing]] and		A build using a large group of people working in parallel. People work in parallel on different modules, then assemble them rapidly into a finished product. Together with [[Digital Fabrication]] and [[Language Agnostic Instructionals]] - this allows for industrial productivity on a small scale. Such productivity is the basis of OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing]] and

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A build using a large group of people working in parallel. People work in parallel on different modules, then assemble them rapidly into a finished product. Together with digital fabrication and [[Language Agnostic Instructionals]] - this allows for industrial productivity on a small scale. Such productivity is the basis of OSE's [[Extreme Manufacturing]] and