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=About= | =About= | ||
OSE considered an Incentive Challenge on the cordless drill, but that shifted to a high temperature, large printer for printing construction materials from waste plastic. The latter is a near trillion dollar value item, in that the plastics industry is $400B according to [[Market Size]]. | OSE considered an Incentive Challenge on the cordless drill, but due to COVID, that shifted to a high temperature, large printer for printing construction materials from waste plastic. The latter is a near trillion dollar value item, in that the plastics industry is $400B according to [[Market Size]]. The possibility is to reduce cost of the Seed Eco-Home significantly by using 3D printed materials. The Incentive Challenge would include the product ecosystem to enable plastic waste cleanup: | ||
#4'x4'x8' 3d printer. Ideally with 4-9 heads for faster printing. Printing on a tile surface, as a very even, warp-free surface. Large nozzles, minimum of 1.2 mm, for bulk printing, without requiring high quality filament. | |||
#Shredder - for shredding waste plastic | |||
#Filament maker - for turning waste plastic into 3D printing filament | |||
#High temperature chamber with exhaust filter - to print with common materials such as PE, PP, PET, PC, PVC ABS, and more - without needing special filament but instead printing from trash waste stream resources. | |||
=Prior Work= | =Prior Work= | ||
*Notes to [[Joshua Pearce]] - see [[Large Printer and Plastic Recycling]] | |||
*[[Extreme Enterprise Incentive for Showing Up]] | *[[Extreme Enterprise Incentive for Showing Up]] | ||
*[[Extreme Enterprise Incentive for Showing Up]] | *[[Extreme Enterprise Incentive for Showing Up]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:40, 26 June 2021
About
OSE considered an Incentive Challenge on the cordless drill, but due to COVID, that shifted to a high temperature, large printer for printing construction materials from waste plastic. The latter is a near trillion dollar value item, in that the plastics industry is $400B according to Market Size. The possibility is to reduce cost of the Seed Eco-Home significantly by using 3D printed materials. The Incentive Challenge would include the product ecosystem to enable plastic waste cleanup:
- 4'x4'x8' 3d printer. Ideally with 4-9 heads for faster printing. Printing on a tile surface, as a very even, warp-free surface. Large nozzles, minimum of 1.2 mm, for bulk printing, without requiring high quality filament.
- Shredder - for shredding waste plastic
- Filament maker - for turning waste plastic into 3D printing filament
- High temperature chamber with exhaust filter - to print with common materials such as PE, PP, PET, PC, PVC ABS, and more - without needing special filament but instead printing from trash waste stream resources.
Prior Work
- Notes to Joshua Pearce - see Large Printer and Plastic Recycling
- Extreme Enterprise Incentive for Showing Up
- Extreme Enterprise Incentive for Showing Up
- Incentive Challenge Onboarding Videos
- Incentive Challenge Reward Structure
- Extreme Enterprise Event Design
- Incentive Challenge Enterprise
- Incentive Challenge Collaboration Incentives
- Incentives
- Incentive Challenge Recruiting
- Incentive Challenge Collaborators
- Incentive Challenge SMEs
- Incentive Challenge Judging Criteria
- OSE Incentive Challenge Critical Path
- OSE Incentive Challenge End State
- OSE Incentive Challenge FAQ
- OSE Incentive Challenge Value Proposition
- Cordless Drill Incentive Challenge Design
- Book - How to Design an Incentive Challenge to Get Collaborative Results