OSE Growth Strategy

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  1. Document a $1000/day Extreme Manufacturing revenue model for bootstrapping R&D work
  2. Educate candidates on this via immersion training. 3/4 of it is online, 1/4 is on site for the exam.
  3. Publish e-Book on starting a 3D printer business
  4. Develop operations and marketing for 3D printers. This involves:
    1. Positioning as R&D that matters, plus publishable R&D
    2. Lecture tours
    3. OSE Club startup
    4. Research abstracts to Dr. Pearce, with OSE Clubs and Curriculum Projects directly tied to Abstracts
    5. Direct marketing to schools, getting on Approved Vendor Lists
    6. Recycling angle
  5. Hire one person per subject area, as product owner for one of the GVCS 50
    1. Multimachine
    2. 3DP - bigun
    3. Laser Cutter - small one, then powerful diode fiber lasers
    4. Circuit Mill - circuits, aluminum
    5. MIG Welder - from Arduino to 450A for $20 with Aluminum heatsinks and house heating.
    6. Hot Rolling - from scrap to 3" ingot
    7. Solar Concentrator - saturated steam, house heat, heat exchanger, hydronics
    8. Hydraulic Motor - cylinder, motor, scale model
    9. Modern Steam and engines -
    10. Induction Furnace - electronics, feedback, 3" feedstock, scrap feedstock; up to 3" billet, 8' long
    11. Wire Drawing - Wire from scrap. MIG welding, hot wire processes, MIG casting, in situ windmill tower printing
    12. Bioplastic Extruder - extruder nozzles, extruders for printers, filament making, filament compositing
    13. Hammermill/cutter/shredder/grinder - slow and fast grinders, rock crushers, laimet screw, and other
  6. Outsource marketing

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