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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
'''The [[Global Village Construction Set]]''' is a set of 50 industrial machines that allow for the creation of a small-scale civilization with modern comforts. | |||
See also the [[Crash Course]] and [[GVCS Rollout Plan]] | |||
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== Guiding Ideas == | == Guiding Ideas == | ||
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*'''Industrial Efficiency''' - In order to provide a viable choice for a resilient lifestyle, the GVCS platform matches or exceeds productivity standards of industrial counterparts. | *'''Industrial Efficiency''' - In order to provide a viable choice for a resilient lifestyle, the GVCS platform matches or exceeds productivity standards of industrial counterparts. | ||
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'''The Tools''' | |||
* [[Product Ecologies]] | |||
* [[OSE Spec]] | * [[OSE Spec]] | ||
* [[GVCS Features]] | |||
'''Archive''' | |||
* [[GVCS Tools]] | |||
* [[Tool Descriptions]] | |||
* [[Archived Presentations]] | |||
'''Concepts''' | |||
*[[Enterprise Community Contract]] | |||
*[[Working Assumptions]] | *[[Working Assumptions]] | ||
'''Development''' | |||
* [[Development]] | |||
* [[ | * [[GVCS Rollout Plan]] | ||
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* [[Crash Course]] | * [[Crash Course]] | ||
'''Media''' | '''Media''' | ||
* [[GVCS Thumbs]] | |||
* [[GVCS Thumbs]] | |||
* [http://opensourceecology.org/gvcs.php OSE Website: GVCS] | * [http://opensourceecology.org/gvcs.php OSE Website: GVCS] | ||
[[Category: GVCS]] | [[Category: GVCS]] | ||
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Revision as of 17:35, 11 September 2011
Introduction
The Global Village Construction Set is a set of 50 industrial machines that allow for the creation of a small-scale civilization with modern comforts.
See also the Crash Course and GVCS Rollout Plan
Guiding Ideas
- Open Source - we freely publish our 3d designs, schematics, instructional videos, budgets, and product manuals on our open source wiki and we harness open collaboration with technical contributors.
- Low-Cost - The cost of making or buying our machines are, on average, 8x cheaper than buying from an Industrial Manufacturer, including an average labor cost of $15 hour for a GVCS fabricator.
- Modular - Motors, parts, assemblies, and power units can interchange, where units can be grouped together to diversify the functionality that is achievable from a small set of units.
- User-Serviceable - Design-for-disassembly allows the user to take apart, maintain, and fix tools readily without the need to rely on expensive repairmen.
- DIY - (do-it-yourself) The user gains control of designing, producing, and modifying the GVCS tool set.
- Closed Loop Manufacturing - Metal is an essential component of advanced civilization, and our platform allows for recycling metal into virgin feedstock for producing further GVCS technologies - thereby allowing for cradle-to-cradle manufacturing cycles
- High Performance - Performance standards must match or exceed those of industrial counterparts for the GVCS to be viable.
- Flexible Fabrication - It has been demonstrated that the flexible use of generalized machinery in appropriate-scale production is a viable alternative to centralized production.
- Distributive Economics - We encourage the replication of enterprises that derive from the GVCS platform as a route to truly free enterprise - along the ideals of Jeffersonian democracy.
- Industrial Efficiency - In order to provide a viable choice for a resilient lifestyle, the GVCS platform matches or exceeds productivity standards of industrial counterparts.
See Also
The Tools
Archive
Concepts
Development
Media
| OSE Required Reading | |||
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| Wiki instructions · Crash course on OSE · Global Village Construction Set · Getting Started Guide · Team Culturing · Version control - Genealogies | |||