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=Introduction= | |||
Last year, we have shown on [[December 18]] that we can build our GVCS machines in a single day. | Last year, we have shown on [[December 18]] that we can build our GVCS machines in a single day. | ||
This year, our goal is to show that we can design a single complex machine - in One Day. | This year, our goal is to show that we can design a single complex machine - in One Day. | ||
The question is - what is a success? It is making major improvements on an existing design (such as thorough redesign based on test-driven design of a former prototype) or starting a complete design from scratch. | |||
We will try this until we succeed. | We will try this until we succeed. | ||
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*Super Design Sprint in collaboration with Kaustuv Biswas of [[Sunglass]] | *Super Design Sprint in collaboration with Kaustuv Biswas of [[Sunglass]] | ||
*NYC hackathon co-organized by [[Jordan Phoenix]] | *NYC hackathon co-organized by [[Jordan Phoenix]] | ||
=Potential Projects= | |||
High-interest projects that lend themselves well to such an event include a design iteration of: | |||
*[[Hydrafabber]] | |||
Revision as of 01:59, 12 June 2013
Introduction
Last year, we have shown on December 18 that we can build our GVCS machines in a single day.
This year, our goal is to show that we can design a single complex machine - in One Day.
The question is - what is a success? It is making major improvements on an existing design (such as thorough redesign based on test-driven design of a former prototype) or starting a complete design from scratch.
We will try this until we succeed.
Planned and Potential Events
- Design Sprint at The Feast conference - planned
- Design Sprint around the time of the 2013 Open Source Hardware Summit
- Human Potential event akin to Red Bull Creation
- Super Design Sprint in collaboration with Hardi Meybaum of GrabCAD
- Super Design Sprint in collaboration with Kaustuv Biswas of Sunglass
- NYC hackathon co-organized by Jordan Phoenix
Potential Projects
High-interest projects that lend themselves well to such an event include a design iteration of: