Design

Remote Dev Team contributes to open source 3D printed product and enterprise development. Can produce 1000 startups in one year.
Freeloader dilemma solution - brand is protected. Anyone who starts one of these enterprises is free to do so, but additional is accessible only to contributors who collaborate.
Can generate a community of entrepreneurs, who also show up to develop
Part of revenue goes to incentive challenge prizes
Website - email capture to sign up for the Open Source Microfactory Incubator
Website - custom open source 3D printing software must be available, or we just print from approved models.
Has ongoing hackathons in the community where people contribute effort to further product development
Produces more machines eventually - grows to a full service microfactory, but starts with 3D printed goods.
Starts with weekly design sprints, and improvement of OSE collaboration architecture

Services

Products
Classes- including full STEAM Camps for open source product development
Hackathons - scaled with all locations at the same time working on a single product to attain high development velocity.
Membership (you can 3D print things and make filament)
Cost structure is 5% service fee to keep location alive and to grow it. Price structure is determined by a nonprofit with a board of directors

Revenue model - you pay a subscription of $25/month membership. BYO filament or buy it from us at cost + 5% maintenance fee.
It has 3D printers, shredders, and filament makers - as the starting equipment. It functions as a tool library.
Ongoing programming develops open source products, and products are sold in the store.
Store has recycling capacity. Store recycles plastics
It runs off-grid from a rooftop PV system, 16 kW strong.
It builds products sold in the local community
PVC fittings, 3D Printers, 3D printing filament
It's an online 3D printshop store where people can order things online using a 3D printing website - where participants are vetted. Custom 3D Printing Vetting