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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. | 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. | We build industrial machines and publish the plans on the internet for free (flash through 50 slides). (Stamp: Extreme Manufacturing) We also built a house with aquaponic greenhouse - in 5 days. (Stamp: Extreme Manufacturing) 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? | 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 hardware development? | ||
It starts with building highly effective teams of trained OSE Developers and this is a call-out to you. If you have a full time job but you are itching for your next move - this may be a good chance. The requirement is 10 hours per week, and our promise to you is an extreme development environment is that we won't waste your time. Apply today. | |||
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 16:08, 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). (Stamp: Extreme Manufacturing) We also built a house with aquaponic greenhouse - in 5 days. (Stamp: Extreme Manufacturing) 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 hardware development?
It starts with building highly effective teams of trained OSE Developers and this is a call-out to you. If you have a full time job but you are itching for your next move - this may be a good chance. The requirement is 10 hours per week, and our promise to you is an extreme development environment is that we won't waste your time. Apply today.
Let's push the limits of what we all can do - to make a better world, with open hardware technology.