2017 Invitation Video: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
Linux open source software runs the internet. It's time for open source hardware to do the same - for the non-virtual economy. | Linux open source software runs the internet. It's time for open source hardware to do the same - for the non-virtual economy. | ||
Distributed production is an idea whose time has come. Open source microfactories | Distributed production is an idea whose time has come. Open source microfactories can take us there. Imagine transcendence of artificial scarcity. So we can begin to evolve - as humans. | ||
We build industrial machines and publish the plans on the internet for free (flash through 50 slides). We also built a house with aquaponic greenhouse - in 5 days. Open source social production works. | |||
But we need to take it to the next level. Linux started 25 years ago - and today - volunteers provide $1B of development contributions - every year. How do we do that for Open Source Ecology? | |||
Let's push the limits of what we all can do - to make a better world, with open hardware technology. | Let's push the limits of what we all can do - to make a better world, with open hardware technology. | ||
Revision as of 16:03, 24 January 2017
Linux open source software runs the internet. It's time for open source hardware to do the same - for the non-virtual economy.
Distributed production is an idea whose time has come. Open source microfactories can take us there. Imagine transcendence of artificial scarcity. So we can begin to evolve - as humans.
We build industrial machines and publish the plans on the internet for free (flash through 50 slides). We also built a house with aquaponic greenhouse - in 5 days. Open source social production works.
But we need to take it to the next level. Linux started 25 years ago - and today - volunteers provide $1B of development contributions - every year. How do we do that for Open Source Ecology?
Let's push the limits of what we all can do - to make a better world, with open hardware technology.