STEAM Camp Candidates

Prioritization

1. Relevance to OSE mission
2. Audience size
3. Early Adopter
4. Mutual benefit
5. converting the competition

Candidate Criteria

Strategy: align with skill set of candidate so this feeds directly to product. Propose value of Growth Mindset - learning other tech, meeting exciting people. Must select for OSE Spark, and supercooperators willing to work as a team.

1. Provides Relevant Technology - most important because technology is the foundation of our product. Without technology, we could not substantiate practical development of open source products.
2. Excitement about the OSE Vision of collaborative design for a transparent and inclusive economy of abundance. This is what gives them extra energy.
3. Growth Mindset - to be excited to be around other A players and to want to learn from them, as doing STEAM Camps requires learning.
4. Supercooperators
5. Open Source
6. Socially savvy
7. Entrepreneurial
8. Educators

STEAM Camp Product Ecology

See STEAM Camp Product Ecology

List

Chris workshop - backhoe

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Offer - What do the Candidates Like

1. TED Talk - technology with a purpose. The Spark - do they have it when they see this work?
2. Transitioning from a competitive to a collaborative economy
3. Solving issues bigger than we can do on our own
4. Solving pressing world issues - what issues are these to my people?
5. Working with other A players - which is a great growth opportunity
6. Sideline business opportunity
7. Learning new technical skills
8. Improving their teaching skills
9. Distributed economy - vision of decentralization as a key improvmement
10. Open source - this is available to everyone. OSE owns content, under open source (CC-BY-SA or CC-BY) license
11. Open Source Franchise - that we are growing the pie for everyone by lowering barriers
12. Being part of something bigger than themselves - a global movement of collaborative product design
13. Open Source Everything Store -
14. STEAM Education that Matters - teaching relevant skills vs putting people into the military complex
15. Integrated OSE design - product ecologies that arise from modular design
16. Construction Set Approach and Scalability - that we can build many variations at different scales
17. OSE Campus - are they interested in starting a facility that becomes a point of light for their community?

Offer

1. OSES OSPD Products with curriculum - 3DP, plotter, mill (2D with servo), functional electric motor, functional stepper, cordless welder, vacbot, raspberry pi tablet (stackable screens), stackable drone, large printer, rubber extruder, etc. You can put them on your store immediately
2. Sideline biz
3. Learning
4. Involvement in GVCS OSPD

Ideal Outcome

Person is already familiar with OSE, and is fully on board with the vision. They are already open source at the core, and are excited about meeting other A players to create the next economy. They already believe that the next economy is the open source economy, and have the skills to bring it about. They are supercooperators with a growth mindset. They are fast learners, and come more from the education field than technology - so they are able to inspire others. They are entrepreneuarial, so they do not have a problem with envisioning the impossible. Since they come from education/community management/supercooperation backgrounds,

Concept

1. Do it in bulk: run 6-12 camps at a time as a Collaboration with leadership development and coopetition

List

Topical

Main needs. See STEAM Camp Curriculum.

1. 3D Printer
2. CNC plotter
3. Circuit Making
4. Electric Motor
5. Geardowns -
6. Battery packs
7. battery packs
8. power electronics
9. vaccuum robot
10. raspberry pi tablet
11. aerial drone.

1. John Muloc - linear bearings, 3D printer, machine design
2. Dirk Herrendoerfer - CNC plotter
3. Nick Stratton - J-head extruder
4. Evil Mad Scientist Labs - plotter
5. - electric motor

Stars With Good Reputation

1. Lee Felsenstein
2. Dan Gelbart
3. Mitch Altman
4. Mark Frauenfelder

3D Printer

Keywords - [1]

1. Marcin Jakubowski
2. Jeff Moe
3. Adrian Bowyer
4. Richrap - Richard Horne - [2] - 12k YT. Innovative - [3]

Plotter

Keywords: XY plotter, open source, drawbot, drawing robot, pcb plotter

1. Tom Sanladerer - [4] - Eagle not OS, but Flatcam is OS. His didn't work - but Ferric Chloride is suggested with regular sharpie alcohol-based markers. Need to go even further - Ecological Etchant Solution
2. Drawing bots on Thingiverse - [5]
3. DIY Notable Mention - [6]
4. Another plotter - 15k YT - [7]
5. Fritzing - Flatcam - positive mask removal. Also marked on the back with a 1W, $15 laser - [8]. Small audience.
6. Tech2C - 75k YT - mill for circuits - [9]
7. Geek Arduino Projects - 14k YT - plotter - [10]
8. Ravi - 1.8M views on circuit plotter - and 8k YT - [11]

Extruder

1. Brian Reifsnyder - [12]
2. Richard Horne - RichRap - in issues 3 of RepRap mag - explores them - [13]. Note that Prusa v2 nozzle appears to be the source of E3D.

Academic

1. Guillaume Dumas - http://www.extrospection.eu/
2. Dr. Pearce
3. Electronoobs - Electronoobs
4. Drone - Flone
5. Drone - raspberry pi drone course - [14]
6. Cordless drill - Marius Hornberger - [15] . marius.ho1995@gmail.com
7. King of Random - 11M YT subscribers; ad revenue from youtube, google, and affiliate on amazon, + swag. $2200 per day revenue. Would cost $11k for 5 days based on this figure.
8. Arduino founder
9. Raspberry Pi founder
10. E3D founder
11. Adrian Bowyer
12. Joi Ito
13. Astro Teller
14. Christian Villum
15. Book Sprints guy
16. Challenge Island - what is their offering?
17. Founder of FIRST Dean
18. Geardown For What - 41 patrons
19. Open Source Waterjet Cutter guy
20. Jeff Higdon
21. Tom Griffing
22. Jonathan Kocurek
23. Joe Justice
24. William Neal
25. Collaborative Literacy guy
26. Elon Musk on battery packs
27. Yorik van Havre
28. Luka Mustafa
29. Mark Horner
30. [[Claire from Canonical
31. Jono Bacon - co-teaching
32. Mediawiki founder
33. Mr. Christof Laimer
34. Axial Motor guy
35. Planetary geardown + solar roast guy?
36. Great Scott - electronics
37. Hackaday founder
38. Dave Hakkens

1. Cesar Harada
2. Mexico City TED Fellow
3. Brazilian 3DP and hackerspace founder
4. Dave Mellis
5. Sparkfun founder
6. Stewart Brand
7. Fabrikantes leasers or MEdialab leadership
8. Amory Lovins
9. Wikihouse - Alastair
10. Farmer Scott, San Diego
11. Frank - Golden Coast Mead
12. Jeff Moe
13. Lars Brubacher
14. Kdenlive editor
15. CEB Floor guys
16. Mr. CEB Jim Hallock
17. Solar Hydrogen Chronicles
18. Phil Jorgenson - Box Beam Sourcebook
19. V1 Engineering
20. Y Combinator founder
21. Jeff Atwood of GitHub/Discourse
22. Darren Hardy - 10 million entrepreneurs; 10,000 within 3 years
23. School of the Nations
24. Ganesh Ramsahai
25. Kuwait
26. Saudi Arabia - Eihab or Ahmed From UW
27. U Oregon.
28. Penn State - clay printers
29. Boulder - Alicia or others
30. TV Be Gone
31. Limor Fried
32. Fablabs - anyone that has a practical product
33. Small robot arm - German guy?
34. Darren Doherty
35. Phil Rutter - Chestnut Harvest + open source something
36. Farmbot open source seeder
37. Raspberry Pi Tablet
38. 3D Printed small computer? Jeff Moe
39. Joshua Pearce and group.
40. Shane Oberloier

Links

• STEAM Camp Curriculum