Summary as of 2020

Newest on top.

Extreme Manufacturing - one day builds of machines from scratch with swarms
Module-Based Design - formulating the practice of breaking down technology into modular components for rapid parallel build, using erector-set, lego-set like construction for mechanical, precision machining, and power electronic areas
XM for housing - 5 day build of Seed Eco-Home
Technology Modules - formulated concept that all of human technology can be built from 500 scalable, modular building blocks
Scalability has been proven with the Universal Axis and Tractor Construction Set
Universal Axis - construction set for CNC machines, now powering the 3D Printer Design Workbench
Construction Set Approach - building multiple machines from the same parts
Vision - clarified
Distributive Enterprise - the next economic model
Open Source Economy - defined
Incentive Challenge development protocol theorized
STEAM Camps developed for widespread education on practical skills
Distributed Market Substitution theorized for how we transition to the next economy
D3D Pro and D3D Universal product sales begun.

Other Notable Accomplishments:

3D Printer Workbench - first design workbench has been started for one of the 50 GVCS machines

Details

Mapping out major milestones:

First machine built;
Crowd Funding Started.
8 Prototype completed
100+ prototypes completed
GVCS in 2 Minutes Video gets project to world stage
first machine sold;
CSKDVD v0.01.
Workshop build.
HabLab.
TED Fellow. TED Senior Fellow.TED Talk. Shuttleworth Fellow. $500k funding reached for 1 year.
First Production Run clears $25k.
First Collab Production Run.
First replication.
TED Talk reaches 1M hits.
15 unique prototypes reached.
13 machines replicated to date.
24 machines replicated to date in 13 countries
Distributive Enterprise concept seminal paper in MIT Innovations Journal.
Adoption of OSHWA standards and extension to Distributive Enterprise.

General:

1 day production run of heavy machines
5 day build of Seed Eco-Home, 1250 sf
Remote realtime documentation achieved
Modular build method developed
Ability to stabilize and run a Distributive Enterprise on autopilot, including ability to replicate the same
Construction Set approach verified
XM DE Workshop revenue model proven

Future:

First enterprise replication
Viral replication of machines (1000s per year threshold)
Distributive Enterprise becomes a popular case study in business schools
3 month product development cycle and 1 year time scale to $1B enterprises (normalizing the results of Bold
Construction Set approach verified and scaled
Open Source Economy created.
Nobel Peace Prize equivalent effort reached