Open Source Ecology Development Team, 9 Aug 2017

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From YouTube: Language Agnostic Instructionals - Design Sprint Summary

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See August 9, 2017 entry of the Dev Team Log.

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http://opensourceecology.org/wiki/Development_Team_Log#Wed_Aug_9.2C_2017

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Okay, everybody. So this is the summary of the design sprint on a language, agnostic instructional. It took us a bunch of time to actually identify the right files and the modules final assemblies. We found that we have some parts missing ready to make some additions to the CAD like the belt pegs and just a little refinement on the extruder, probably some other details. There will be things that now for the language. Agnostic instructions are important because we're looking at the details, but with a list of files.

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We divided this up in button by five people, so the people that were allocated tasks, that's where Josh and Jose on access fitting to frame theirs, Roberto Abe in Israel. These are the different modules that we're working on right now, so we're first, the major workflow is we're extracting the isometric views and we're finding also that the isometric view is only in the in the orthographic view. Like you see here, we can't really get this in perspective view, but that's fine that that's what we will work with so we're extracting the parts at present.

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So for any item here, so we numbered these. Like, like one, you know like one throughs, whatever eight so after we do each one, we put a placeholder for the file, the actual SVG files, so people can look at it like to give you an example for somebody else to pick up on this work like, for example, the heat bed number five.

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It has a link to the SVG files already so that are extracted ISO metrics, so that we can work with them for the language agnostic, instructional immediately, and then the link to the frickin file that was used to generate the SVG. So we can rework or add any SVG files if we need to, but basically for each item like the feed bed here for each of the main modules or instructionals we're listing them we're linking directly to the source file. So anyone else can work on once we have the source files.

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We start working right in this document, so this document is the organizing document for the language agnostic instructions will paste, will paste our extracted views and then each instructional should be like, like a couple of pages, few pages, one two three pages, so we're going to start here once this document gets too heavy we're going to move away from this document and separate into a separate document for the language agnostic instructionals.

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But for right now we're still pretty good to paste the SVG's here so that we can. We can work on the the formula for the language, agnostic, instructional and once again review Roberto's video la la I instructional, for what are all the elements that are in there, especially like the fab. 2 icons like this is a warning sign or a drill sign, or any other sign that you have to just help facilitate the visual communication of everything and as we're speaking here.

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So people are, for example, pasting in final assembly, so, for example, the CIC I believe that looks like the z-axis, though, though, actually the correct the axis it. This is the z-axis. It would not have that end stuff at the bottom because it actually does the axis. Has it's got the yeah a couple of minutes so here it should actually be the probe. That's if this is the z-axis, but anyway so we're pasting and the different graphics and then, at the end, we're assembling them into a very coherent language, agnostic, construction.

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Please look at the language, agnostic, Oh instructional, video here, so you get a good idea of what it is. So that's about it. So please continue working on it. Anyone who also who's not participated on a team from our team. Please join this and this is our master, organizing document, this la I design, sprint document. Of course, if you go to my log, naturally you'll see that posted for today, as in here basically for today's entry, the ninth of August on marchin log on the wiki you'll, see the language agnostic instructional design sprint.

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So you can do the working document so anyway, we'll use that to organize everything, see what we can get by by Friday and Saturday and we'll have a good event.

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This Saturday and we're going to continue with regular monthly, pretty much monthly, so right now actually planning with Emanuel we're planning on the next one being in September in August uh main, so that's kind of the schedule- and we don't have one lined up for october yet, but we just want to keep doing this until we really perfect this and get to the larger machines and get to larger things like printing out rubber tracks and other interesting things like the polycarbonate glazing that I was thinking about and getting into useful products like cordless, drills, aerial drones, robotic arms and 3d printed.

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Electric motors I mean those are really all very important products that would go to your guaranteed basic income store that anyone can run with a with a little micro factory in their backyard. So that's division, okay, so anyway, thank you. Everyone for participating can please continue and people who haven't contributed. Please go into the working dock, language, agnostic, instructional, design, sprint and from there just contribute by taking the pasted SVG's and will actually pngs the images and arranging them into a final final language, agnostic instructional. So thanks a lot we'll continue.

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Otherwise, event is this weekend and then continuing Tuesday again, a regular meeting in 1 p.m. CST thanks a lot and please ask me any questions if you've got any, let's communicate on our email thread, bye, bye,.