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Builds upon [[OSHWA Definition]] and [[DIN SPEC 3105]] to include collaboration methods, Module Based Design, pattern languages for product ecologies, Extreme Manufacturing, collaborative swarm builds, Distributive Enterprise, and a teleology of Distributed Market Substitution. These are the conditions for enabling open Hardware to solve pressing world issues, which require an evolution of culture as well as upgrading of current development methods to collaborative and inclusive. The result is a transition of the economy from scarcity-based to one based on abundant resources, leaving nobody behind while regenerating natural life support systems. | Builds upon [[OSHWA Definition]] and [[DIN SPEC 3105]] to include collaboration methods, Module Based Design, pattern languages for product ecologies, Extreme Manufacturing, collaborative swarm builds, Distributive Enterprise, and a teleology of Distributed Market Substitution. These are the conditions for enabling open Hardware to solve pressing world issues, which require an evolution of culture as well as upgrading of current development methods to collaborative and inclusive. The result is a transition of the economy from scarcity-based to one based on abundant resources, leaving nobody behind while regenerating natural life support systems. | ||
The OSE Standard builds upon OSE Specifications, and makes explicit various design principles, processes, and tools that enable open, collaborative development. These techniques have been developed over the last decade and are now being tested in the marketplace. | |||
Revision as of 17:32, 24 January 2023
Builds upon OSHWA Definition and DIN SPEC 3105 to include collaboration methods, Module Based Design, pattern languages for product ecologies, Extreme Manufacturing, collaborative swarm builds, Distributive Enterprise, and a teleology of Distributed Market Substitution. These are the conditions for enabling open Hardware to solve pressing world issues, which require an evolution of culture as well as upgrading of current development methods to collaborative and inclusive. The result is a transition of the economy from scarcity-based to one based on abundant resources, leaving nobody behind while regenerating natural life support systems.
The OSE Standard builds upon OSE Specifications, and makes explicit various design principles, processes, and tools that enable open, collaborative development. These techniques have been developed over the last decade and are now being tested in the marketplace.