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XM Workshops are one day extreme builds of machines, heavy machines, or 5 day builds of houses - based on [[Extreme Manufacturing]] techniques. OSE is pioneering 1 day builds of heavy machines. We believe that popular engagement in production activity will rise in the future, as people have a deep hunger for being essentially productive. Plus, automation and new techniques are continuously lowering the barriers to such activity. We believe that the future of manufacturing is distributed production in open source, local microfactories. | XM Workshops are one day extreme builds of machines, heavy machines, or 5 day builds of houses - based on [[Extreme Manufacturing]] techniques. OSE is pioneering 1 day builds of heavy machines. We believe that popular engagement in production activity will rise in the future, as people have a deep hunger for being essentially productive. Plus, automation and new techniques are continuously lowering the barriers to such activity. We believe that the future of manufacturing is distributed production in open source, local [[Open Source Microfactory|microfactories]]. | ||
We are | We are promoting widespread replication of this business model by facilitating replication of [[Extreme Manufacturing]] builds. For this, we are streamlining all the processes involved, such that it takes one day to prepare a workshop, and another day to run it. See [[2 Day XM Workshop Execution]]. | ||
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See our main website for offerings - http://opensourceecology.org/workshops-and-programs/ | See our main website for offerings - http://opensourceecology.org/workshops-and-programs/ | ||
Revision as of 13:07, 31 May 2017
Intro
XM Workshops are one day extreme builds of machines, heavy machines, or 5 day builds of houses - based on Extreme Manufacturing techniques. OSE is pioneering 1 day builds of heavy machines. We believe that popular engagement in production activity will rise in the future, as people have a deep hunger for being essentially productive. Plus, automation and new techniques are continuously lowering the barriers to such activity. We believe that the future of manufacturing is distributed production in open source, local microfactories.
We are promoting widespread replication of this business model by facilitating replication of Extreme Manufacturing builds. For this, we are streamlining all the processes involved, such that it takes one day to prepare a workshop, and another day to run it. See 2 Day XM Workshop Execution.
Links
See our main website for offerings - http://opensourceecology.org/workshops-and-programs/