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**Incremental makes it easier on expansion and differentiation, reaching limit of [[Zero Marginal Effort]] comparing modular to incremental design | **Incremental makes it easier on expansion and differentiation, reaching limit of [[Zero Marginal Effort]] comparing modular to incremental design | ||
**Incremental Rapid Build means augmenting the incremental design to optimize build technique, meaning that both the initial modules and the incremental design modules are modified for Rapid Build. | **Incremental Rapid Build means augmenting the incremental design to optimize build technique, meaning that both the initial modules and the incremental design modules are modified for Rapid Build. | ||
**The last frontier is [[Intensive Scalability via | **The last frontier is [[Intensive Scalability via Extensive Scalability]]. This means typically [[Intensive]] as opposed to extensive scalability. However, the intensive scalability is achieved by upstream modularity (extensive scalability). This appears to be a contradiction, but it is not. The specific method of achieving intensive scalability is modular in itself, giving rise to the [[Robustification of Scalability]]. |
Revision as of 21:48, 31 October 2024
- Include all key parts used in Fab Tool Icons equivalent of SEH Master vBOM -distilled after complete parts integration
- Roadmap for solar heating, hydrogen filling station, CEB, trusses, and multiple stories with rapid build tech (Incremental Design, which is more powerful than Modular Design.)
- SEH Master vBOM-equivalent library in FreeCAD.
- FreeCAD drag-and-drop
- FreeCAD designers for various parts.
- More developed incremental design strategy for SEH iterations
- Develop incremental design to both scalability and differentiation. This means Modular Design->Incremental Design->Incremental Rapid Build Design->Incremental Rapid Build Scalable Design.
- Modular starts with modules, allows expansion and differentiation.
- Incremental makes it easier on expansion and differentiation, reaching limit of Zero Marginal Effort comparing modular to incremental design
- Incremental Rapid Build means augmenting the incremental design to optimize build technique, meaning that both the initial modules and the incremental design modules are modified for Rapid Build.
- The last frontier is Intensive Scalability via Extensive Scalability. This means typically Intensive as opposed to extensive scalability. However, the intensive scalability is achieved by upstream modularity (extensive scalability). This appears to be a contradiction, but it is not. The specific method of achieving intensive scalability is modular in itself, giving rise to the Robustification of Scalability.