Ruslan Meeting Notes: Difference between revisions

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Research focus - mathematical modeling of stochastic optimization; machine learning - very basic; computer vision; basics in mechanics and electrotechnics - mathematical engineering; mix of informatics and engineering
Never built mechanical things
Will like to build a house in the future
Optimization using mathematics
Looks for an opportunity to get hands-on skills
Aerial drone to plant aquaponics
Software development - python, C++, Java
Current project in python - robotic inventory of warehouse - Amazon
All factories have robots now. Therefore, the competitive advantage is logistics. That's where information is the key factor that influences price.
Thus OSE is competing with those logistics. So this is ethical - OSE would disrupt classical economics completely. We open production, and we open distribution. No longer the classical economic model. That links to the mission of OSE - from regenaration and environment.
Extreme collaboration - Ruslan has it
Can "extreme collaboration" win as an economic model? The question is "should it win"

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 *Software development - python, C++, Java
 *Current project in python - robotic inventory of warehouse - Amazon
+*All factories have robots now. Therefore, the competitive advantage is logistics. That's where information is the key factor that influences price.
+*Thus OSE is competing with those logistics. So this is ethical - OSE would disrupt classical economics completely. We open production, and we open distribution. No longer the classical economic model. That links to the mission of OSE - from regenaration and environment.
+*Extreme collaboration - Ruslan has it
+*Can "extreme collaboration" win as an economic model? The question is "should it win"