The document discusses the open source, agile, and peer-to-peer revolution moving from software to manufacturing. It notes that distributed team management, frugal engineering, and design practices from software are being applied to physical production. Examples mentioned include open source hardware projects like 3D printing and compressed earth brick presses. The document advocates stopping reinventing things and instead open sourcing solutions to scale impact and cooperation globally.

1. meedabyte
workshops & consulting
Open gets Real.

2. meedabyte.com
hopen.it
ouishare.net – ouisharefest.com

3. From Software to
Manufacturing
How the open, agile and p2p
revolution is coming to the real
world.

5. per – capita
needs
global
use/availability

6. “If civilization in anything like
its present form is to persist,
it must take account of the
finite nature of the biosphere.”
The Macroecology of Sustainability - http://goo.gl/yrjEX

8. digitalization

9. Open &
Free Everything
platforms As a Service
Ultra Large social
Pervasive interactions &
computing collaboration

10. democratization

15. Neil Gershenfeld

16. DIY

20. 2009:
a novel
2013
a business
book

24. DIT

28. from mass production to DIY

29. DIO(pen)

30. Distributed capital > Open access = No rents

38. “It’s paradoxical that vast
populations living in poverty
are surrounded by an
abundance of natural
resources from which all the
wealth of the economy is built”

40. first CEB Press in Europe in Padua by OSE Italy

41. decentralization
& resilience

42. “In short, Software is
eating the World”
Marc Andressen

43. Source: Wall Street Journal

44. mass production

45. is broken

47. 99%
digital
exchanges
1%
phisical

51. Best
Practices

52. Extreme manufacturing
Joe Justice takes the best practices for distributed
team management, frugal
engineering and frugal design and applies
back to the physical world

53. Lean Agile

55. one day

56. Since we built our first prototype of The Liberator (CEB
press) four years ago, we’ve been refining the machine and
optimizing fabrication to make it the simplest, highest
performance, and most replicable, open source compressed
earth brick press in the world. The first prototype took a
month to build. We have streamlined fabrication to 4 days in
September of this year, 2 days in November, and on
December 18 – we achieved the one day build.
Marcin Jakuboski – Open Source Ecology Founder

57. When the first 1B
company in Open
Source Hardware?

58. challenges

59. global scale (cooperation)
impact (real production)
adoption (remix, replication)

65. IDE

68. the promises

69. Pictures from http://www.openstructures.net/
closed manufacturing open manufacturing

70. Pictures from http://www.openstructures.net/

71. seek long term value

72. Let’s have a honest
relation with resources

73. stop reinventing the wheel
start open-sourcing it

74. THANKS
get in touch!
@meedabyte
workshops & consulting

75. special thanks to:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ideum/4711481781
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeanbaptisteparis/4188824280
http://www.flickr.com/photos/slinky2000/2175943057
http://www.flickr.com/photos/watsdesign/5969631804
Open Electronics for the Opensource HW+SW pictures