11 Sep 2018
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11 Sep 2018
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11 Sep 2018
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11 Sep 2018
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11 Sep 2018
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11 Sep 2018
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- 13 minutes
11 Sep 2018
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11 Sep 2018
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- 25 minutes
10 Sep 2018
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- 39 minutes
10 Sep 2018
See wiki page at https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Microfactory_Boot_Camp_-_Introduction_to_Building_the_Axes
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- 12 minutes
10 Sep 2018
=Overview=
One of the critical distinctions between open source software and open source hardware is that '''every single build replication outside of OSE is effectively a fork'''. This imposes additional requirements for development documentation. Likewise, this also limits the relevance of Github as a 'silver bullet' for development coordination. Paradoxically, Github would not be able to scale for hardware, and a more generalized database approach is more suitable for tracking hardware forks. Moreover, Githib is suitable for about 10% of the assets generated in open hardware development, with other platforms such as Wikis, YouTube, and other media platforms being more suitable. This overview video touches upon more details of the ''every hardware replication as a fork'' consideration.
=Content=
This video continues from the previous video - [[Microfactory Boot Camp - Collaborative Literacy - OSE Linux, Design Jams and Extreme Manufacturing]] - which ended with the discussion of the Dashboard as an organizing wiki page for a scalable parallel development process that can be used in conjunction with [[HeroX]] design challenges. This continues to:
*00:00 - Start
*3:05 - the function of the [[Development Template]] as an organizing framework for the overall development process.
*3:30 - [[Development Template]]
*8:25 - Different versions are kept at the [[Genealogies]] page, such as the [[3D Printer Genealogy]]
*10:16 - Templates allow for scalable organization, but a user and maintainer community must be present to manage the templates.
*11:15 - Development templates can be created for different scales of organizations: machine ecologies, machines, modules, submodules.
*11:49 - Relevance of Github and concept of '''every independent replication effectively being a fork'''
*14:55 - Going through the Development Template and whether Github should be used for each step. The answer is that only 10% of the Development Template lends itself well to Github.
*17:55 - The end game for open product development is that any company in the world has a common pool of design and techniques to begin product development by reusing modules, thereby not reinventing the wheel every time a new product is designed.
*18:55 - Open source development is more likely in the limit of high complexity. This is already visible with software, such as with Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision - but the same trend applies to hardware.
One of the critical distinctions between open source software and open source hardware is that '''every single build replication outside of OSE is effectively a fork'''. This imposes additional requirements for development documentation. Likewise, this also limits the relevance of Github as a 'silver bullet' for development coordination. Paradoxically, Github would not be able to scale for hardware, and a more generalized database approach is more suitable for tracking hardware forks. Moreover, Githib is suitable for about 10% of the assets generated in open hardware development, with other platforms such as Wikis, YouTube, and other media platforms being more suitable. This overview video touches upon more details of the ''every hardware replication as a fork'' consideration.
=Content=
This video continues from the previous video - [[Microfactory Boot Camp - Collaborative Literacy - OSE Linux, Design Jams and Extreme Manufacturing]] - which ended with the discussion of the Dashboard as an organizing wiki page for a scalable parallel development process that can be used in conjunction with [[HeroX]] design challenges. This continues to:
*00:00 - Start
*3:05 - the function of the [[Development Template]] as an organizing framework for the overall development process.
*3:30 - [[Development Template]]
*8:25 - Different versions are kept at the [[Genealogies]] page, such as the [[3D Printer Genealogy]]
*10:16 - Templates allow for scalable organization, but a user and maintainer community must be present to manage the templates.
*11:15 - Development templates can be created for different scales of organizations: machine ecologies, machines, modules, submodules.
*11:49 - Relevance of Github and concept of '''every independent replication effectively being a fork'''
*14:55 - Going through the Development Template and whether Github should be used for each step. The answer is that only 10% of the Development Template lends itself well to Github.
*17:55 - The end game for open product development is that any company in the world has a common pool of design and techniques to begin product development by reusing modules, thereby not reinventing the wheel every time a new product is designed.
*18:55 - Open source development is more likely in the limit of high complexity. This is already visible with software, such as with Artificial Intelligence and Computer Vision - but the same trend applies to hardware.
- 4 participants
- 20 minutes
10 Sep 2018
See https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Microfactory_Boot_Camp_-_Extruder_Build for supporting details of build.
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- 35 minutes
10 Sep 2018
How to attach strong N52 neodymium magnets to a toolhead.
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10 Sep 2018
In order to make a large printer, the Universal Axis can be used as is up to 1 meter in size. The frame can be enlarged correspondingly. Electronics need a larger external stepper driver such as the TB6600 - while using the same RAMPS based electronics. Heater elements can be scaled readily using nichrome wire-based heater elements.
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- 46 minutes
10 Sep 2018
An explanation for an elegant mechanism for tightening belts - without typical zip ties or bolts that are normally used for belt attachment. Our method invovlves simple friction pegs and a tapered hole with the belt profile - and a belt peg that holds the belt securely into place. Using this technique, a belt is tightened by holding one side of the belt tights and inserting a peg in the other side.
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- 7 minutes
10 Sep 2018
We will use the E3D Titan Aero extruder on future versions of the OSE 3D printer. The current D3D v18.09 does not use the Titan Aero extruder. Here is a quick overview of its advantages.
- 1 participant
- 3 minutes
7 Sep 2018
A lecture on the basic workflow in FreeCAD that allows you to produce any 3D design. The workflow involves the Sketcher, followed by extrusions and pockets - followed by more sketches on faces for creating complex geometries.
You can see more notes at https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Microfactory_Boot_Camp_-_FreeCAD_Workflow
Presented at the 2018 Boot Camp.
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Presented at the 2018 Boot Camp.
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- 1:08 hours
6 Sep 2018
This is the introductory lecture presented at the Open Source Microfactory Boot Camp. The lecture is an overview of OSE's work on open source product development and creation of the open source economy. Milestones of OSE development are presented, along with initial results of the Extreme Manufacturing Workshop revenue model.
See wiki page at https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/Microfactory_Boot_Camp_-_Introduction_and_Overview
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- 56 minutes
6 Sep 2018
From the 2018 Microfactory Boot Camp.
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- 33 minutes
4 Sep 2018
Report on the OSE Boot Camp, and open source power supply with Miles.
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- 3 participants
- 24 minutes
5 Jun 2018
We are holding our first ever 1 week immersion boot camp from August 25 to August 31, 2018.
See more information on the wiki at https://www.opensourceecology.org/open-source-microfactory-boot-camp/
One side of it is learning collaborative open source product design toolchains - 100% libre and open.
Another side is entrepreneurship - we want you to run workshops and to get paid for them - to support a right livelihood in open source hardware. Imagine the Open Source Everything Store - like Amazon, but open. Find out more in the video.
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One side of it is learning collaborative open source product design toolchains - 100% libre and open.
Another side is entrepreneurship - we want you to run workshops and to get paid for them - to support a right livelihood in open source hardware. Imagine the Open Source Everything Store - like Amazon, but open. Find out more in the video.
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- 6 minutes