The First Commercially-Available Distributive Enterprise Production Machine

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This means, a machine that is Authentic Open Source, and has a production infrastructure capable of delivering any number of said product as desired. This implies the ability to scale production on-demand.

It refers to machines or products of any size and shape.

Arduino, Prusa, or Farmbot are not examples, as these are not distributive enterprises, and have limited scalability due to their market size, range of use, or production infrastructure.

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