Team Wikispeed Collaboration

Introduction

• Started as personal project in 2006, much greater concept came in 2008
• Joe Justice commits to share all that he knows on cars with Open Source Ecology.
• $180k/year. $110k/year to Team Wikispeed.
• Team wikispeed: $400k away from ultra-efficient car.
• 6 days per week.
• Wikispeed is agile/scrum/lean, but not exactly that.

Step 1

Define a minimum marketable feature

• Minimum for given date

Here is the ultraefficient modular car

• Today Team Wikispeed is - 2%

• Early Adopters - 20%

Existing WikiSpeed drive train

• Transmission/ 2WD
• 40"x40"xn" tall cradle with standardized electrical c
• 0-80 ohm signal coming in, transmission and differential
• Power level, f,r,park signal, fuel level, temperature
• Axles out at a sch 80 SAE 4130 pipe

Opensource = people paid by size of their ego

• There was a lot of information hiding until release
• Antisocial person was stereotype
• 250 lb sweaty guy who says 'I control the internet'
• Not the zen buddhist, but cult of personality

Team Wikispeed: Our methodology

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8jdx-lf2Dw 9min 56sec.

Our Seattle Shop from July 2011 - completely evolved several times now: http://www.youtube.com/wikispeed#p/a/u/0/9c_XWlVwdTc 6min 48 sec.

WIKISPEED's modular cars, showing the car build by our Michigan team: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTDCQMjbc40 4min 53 sec.

WAY more information on us, if you are really passionate about our background, ethics, goals, or methods: http://www.youtube.com/user/WIKISPEED#p/a/u/0/V5quKKAGlck intro: 2min 44sec. http://www.youtube.com/user/WIKISPEED#p/a/u/2/CNhdfAxa648 part 1: 1hour 03min. http://www.youtube.com/user/WIKISPEED#p/a/u/1/M7Uv33fOLXA part 2: 53min 30sec.

Bottom one is deep with ethics.