Extreme Enterprise Task Breakdown

About

The event develops assets beforehand, for active developemnt, but it also seeds future development- as always, it is only the beginning

80+% Efficient Electrice Motor ? - from appliances to cars

$130B market

Pushing limits of collaborative development.

Governance

1. Open Source contract and education. License of event.
2. Distributive Enterprise Contract and Education -
3. Open Collaboration - education on that with Eugene Kim
4. Free Enterprise - business models that do not rely on scarcity
5. Code of Conduct
6. Website - all of our banners/logos for collaborators
7. Crappy Intro Video with distilled message
8. Partnership - with Adam Savage of Red Bull or the like - a high profile personality, preferably in the marketing world such as Vishan Lakhiani or Tony Robbins

Breakdown Tasks and Comlexity Management

The key to rapid velocity in hardware development is experience - and especially experience in prototyping. To add experience, we need to do excessive prototyping. We need to seed as much of the known as possible. This includes:

1. Detailed SEBD - systems engineering for performance, enterprise, lifecycle, and OSE Spec integration. SEBD applies to the technology itself, but since we are developing an enterprise, we need a detailed generic SEBD that includes the enterprise level up to the point of sale in the framework of a distributed enterprise.
2. Tech Tree of Choices for each component
3. Rapid Prototyping Breakdown - details of TDD prototypes that can be started immediately for small partial tests that combined to the finished product.
4. Test Driven Design Breakdown - a detailed list of specifications to test for - such as heating, power, speed, weight, and other quantities related to Calculations that can be tested and data-collected. This list can be started immediately upon start of Extreme Enterprise events - with data points collected rigorously throughout.
5. Admissible Part List - we agree on the components that we are allowed to use - and we put them into FreeCAD as part libraries. 2 deliverables:
   1. FreeCAD part library of admissible parts
   2. BOM spreadsheet for the Approved Vendor List

Summary: One of the top challenges is prototyping, which would be done from the onset of the XE (Extreme Enterprise) event. Learn from the Open_Source_Hardware_Trap. And solution for the cost of prototyping is to fund it for the Extreme Enterprise event: Rapid_Prototyping_Breakdown

Tech Tasks

1. FreeCAD Part Library - customizer
2. FreeCAD Part Library - workbench
3. Coil Winding Jig - design
4. 3D Printed Bearing Team' - design
5. Air Bearing Version - Design - for high speed applications
6. Scalability Strategy and Design - works closely with Modularity analysis and design
7. Materials Strategy - exploring different material versions
8. Under water version of motor
9. Software - firmware for pulses
10. Feedback - LED or Hall Effect Sensor
11. App - RPM and power measurement app, design EM Simulator Design
12. Students - research Industry Standards
13. Gamers - do a conceptual design of motor in Minecraft?
14. CAD designers - do the design
15. 3D printers - do the build
16. Wind turbine people - Kostas
17. Electric generator people - develop the generator side of the motor
18. STEM curriculum writers - Electricity lessom
19. FreeCAD, Blender, OpenSCAD, , LibreCad, KiCad, QUCS, OpenFOAM, communities - draftspeople
20. QElectro Tech - open source electric design
21. Also - list all other software projects that may be relevant to this.
22. Sparkfun - kit product interest?
23. Adafruit - kit interest?
24. List all open source technology projects
25. Requirements + Value Proposition
26. Conceptual Design
27. Module Breakdown
28. 3D CAD - 12 parts breakdown
29. Calculations - control speed for Arduino
30. Embedded Arduino Design
31. Electronics Design
32. Wiring and Plumbing
33. Software
34. BOM - admissible parts
35. vBOM
36. CAM Files
37. Cut List
38. Build Instructions
39. Fabrication Drawings
40. Exploded Part Diagram
41. Production Engineering
42. Build Pictures and Video
43. Data Collection
44. Future Work

Product Strategy

1. Course - on a MOOC site - the last word on Electric Motor Rapid Learning. Protocol: research, get names, distill, productize with Video Team.
2. Education Curriculum - for schools
3. Kit - for revenue, onto your website
4. Extreme Event at the End - we build the thing in metal, we build the thing in plastic, etc.
5. Funding goes to outsource the prototyping of this
6. Revenue from webinars - free access to participants, paid access for outsiders

Education

Throughout the event, there is an ongoing schedule number of presentations by subject matter experts who provide focused information related to problems at hand. This is free for participants, and can be monetized for non-participants. Given proper incentive structure - this attracts people to the learning aspect. This can provide the rapid-learning aspect that is necessary for building Integrated Humans.

1. FreeCAD Path Workbench
2. FreeCAD FEA - structural deflection.
3. Design Webinar - about motor design - the best video in the world on all motors by a great teacher or teacher set
4. Edu Animations - team of 12 in Blender - specific to Axial Flux - exploring Geometries from Columbia paper
5. Treatment and Script - everything we need to know about motors
6. Learning Site - forums or other venue
7. Arduino Programming
8. How It Works - distilled Animations - Blender - for explaining this
9. PNP Machine for Distributed Production of Arduino Megas
10. PNP Machine for Distributed Production of Beagle Bones

Website

1. Product Site - everything about motor
2. Extreme Enterprise site - everything about how to do an Extreme Enterprise event

QC

1. CE certification, UL certification. FCC etc
2. DQC procedures
3. Certification
4. Approval by certifying agencies, such as NIH COVID list. Find these all over the world.
5. Open Source Licensing of tech under OSE umbrella - agreement for duties and prvileges is spelled out explicitly - what you are expected to do

Supply Chain / BOM

1. BOM basic parts
2. MOQ 100 BOM
3. MOQ 1000 BOM
4. Technical recursion - selecting one product to open-source
5. Partnership with magnet supplier or copper wire supplier

Marketing

1. List of All Electric Motor-related Sites worldwide. Includes electric cars, e-bikes,
2. List of All Maker Webites and Locations Worldwide with Quality Control
3. List of All Community Economic Development Websites and Locations
4. Invitation of All People with Prior Art

Fundraising

1. Kickstarter Campaign - delivers capital for development. Participation in event is one reward
2. HeroX campaign - campaign manager. Campaign assets generation.
3. Marketing assets - diagrams, infographics
4. Leader Board - top contributors get rewarded, 100 awards totaling $10k
5. Corporate sponsor to put an enterprise in hands of all job-development Community Development Organizations
6. Corporate Sponsorship Strategy for funding an entrepreneur in every city.
7. Posting on all Crowdfunding platforms to generate added interest.

Business/Marketing/Funding Roles

1. Fundraising - , like Red Bull proposal. Resource Developmnent - involving resource developers to pitch this as an enterprise within their community
2. New Economy - community economic development, alternative business models, open source economy, circular economy.Economists - business models, new business models
3. Electric motor business - someone in the field who could propose value
4. Kit product - for education
5. Industrial product - for real work
6. Distribution
7. PR - Ben
8. Video production
9. Special effects
10. Legal - license and usage contract
11. Unique Value Proposition
12. Business Plan
13. Open Source Franchise
14. Training and Management
15. Facility Design
16. Supply Chain Development
17. Production
18. Quality Control
19. Product Marketing Assets
20. Marketing Strategy
21. Marketing Plan
22. Product Webpage
23. Sales Strategy
24. Customer Support
25. Shipping
26. Open Source Everything Store
27. Marketing and Sales Data
28. Customer Feedback
29. Continuing Improvement
30. Future Work
31. Logo - for Extreme Enterprise and for Universal Motor Construction Set
32. Branding and byline

Production Engineering

PE includes improving the open source machines involved, and designing specific production engineering for these machines. For this, we source capable machines, improve them. Needs a 24 person team for each machine, for 5 machines: CNC circuit mill, PNP machine, 3D printer, coil winder. Contingency plan: if these tasks are not specified enough, we reduce to high performance 3DP, CNC mill, coil winder only, no PNP.

1. This means: 4 teams of 24 people to design machines
2. 4 teams of 12 people to develop specific production engineering - toolpaths, software mods, etc.

Distribution

1. Website- website itself; Kickstarter rewards;
2. Contract purchase - presale by schools - for $99
3. In-game purchases of real product
4. Game - where you build the engine and operate it to see how much torque it has.
5. Collaborating with existing STEM companies to add to their product line
6. Distribution on Amazon - Amazon Store Assets
7. Etsy Store Assets
8. Crowd Supply distribution
9. Kickstarter Distribution - we ship you a boatload of materials

Shipping

1. Inventory Control - platform
2. Packaging
3. Labeling
4. Approved Shipping Company List

Documentation/Marketing/Graphics/Concepts

1. Graphics designer - product brochure
2. Logo design - brand logo registered by OSE. Or public domain registry.
3. Copywriter -
4. 30 second video
5. 1 minute product video
6. Infographic
7. Website
8. Buy Basket
9. Distribution - Spakfun, Adafruit, etc

Video/Media/Social Media

1. Realtime video produced at the same time - with collaborative video protocol. Documentary on the event, with video footage. Remote video protocol for uplaods is explicit. To participate - write a protocol for how you collaborate.
2. Music composition - compose music about this
3. Realtime social media campaign
4. Video Product - on post-scarcity economics and business models. Interview with MJ, Doughnut Economics, Others.

Community Building/HR

1. Finding a person in each major population center - coupling an entrepreneur and funder and community economic development organization., Fin
2. Community Economic Dev org - find a person, provide a workspace, find a funder in the local community - do it.
3. Incentive Element - prize given to the best startup entrepreneur? $1k reward or such
4. STEM nonprofits - funnel this to their email lists. Get people to participate.
5. Community Manager
6. Map of all contributors

Links

• Extreme Enterprise
• Extreme Enterprise Event Planning