Extreme Manufacturing and WIKISPEED, ALE13 closing keynote, Bucharest
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This document discusses an organization called WIKISPEED that uses agile methodologies like Scrum, Lean, Kanban, XP and XM to build ultra-efficient and modular cars. They aim to go from idea to delivering a product to a customer in under 7 days using Scrum design and manufacturing teams along with an object-oriented architecture. The document provides examples of how they can iterate on a physical product design in a single sprint by starting with CAD, CNC machining prototypes in foam within a day, laying up composites the next day, and testing the iteration.
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- 3. #Agile @WIKISP With Scrum teams and Radical Management. WE USE: AGILE, LEAN, KANBAN, XP,AND XM.
- 4. EFFICIENCY158 MPG UK (est), 2.5l/100KM DE (est) 104 114 US EPA simulation WE BUILD ULTRA- EFFICIENT, MODULAR CARS. #Agile @WIKISP
- 5. EFFICIENCY158 MPG UK (est), 2.5l/100KM DE (est) 104 114 US EPA simulation WE BUILD ULTRA- EFFICIENT, MODULAR CARS. #Agile @WIKISP (Really we do all types of social good projects, but the ultra-efficient modular car is our best known)
- 7. 2010
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- 27. Modularity Design Patterns re-use and inheritance #Agile @WIKISP
- 28. Modularity Design Patterns re-use and inheritance #Agile @WIKISP Please consider taking a picture and tweeting this slide.
- 29. Scrum + XP + OO = Design&ManufacturingAW ESOME. OR
- 36. #Agile @WIKISP
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- 39. #Agile @WIKISP EED LOOSELY COUPLED MODULARITY XM: REQUIRES Object Oriented Architecture:
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- 41. #Agile @WIKISP What we are trying:
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- 46. VISUALIZING WORKFLOW AVOIDS HIDDEN DELAYS: KANBAN on Kerika
- 47. #Agile @WIKISP
- 49. Brazil, Canada, Canary Islands, China, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Irelan d, Italy, New Zealand, Philippines, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Vietnam. August 2013
- 50. 1) Clean Bedroom 2) Clean Bathroom 3) Lockable Front Door 4) <$100 USD #Agile @WIKISP
- 51. Join us! Email info@WIKISPEED.com KEEP UP THE AWESOME!! #AGILE @WIKISP
- 52. • Scrum Design Teams • Scrum Manufacturing Teams • Object Oriented Architecture • From idea to customer < 7days. #Agile @WIKISP SUPPORTERLet’s do awesome together www.WIKISPEED.com
- 53. • Scrum Design Teams • Scrum Manufacturing Teams • Object Oriented Architecture • From idea to customer < 7days. #Agile @WIKISP
- 54. How do you make an increment of a physical product in a single iteration?
- 55. #Agile @WIKISP
- 56. Identify the test: NHTSA Side Impact Test #Agile @WIKISP
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- 59. Test physically to correlate with simulation #Agile @WIKISP
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- 61. Iterate on the design #Agile @WIKISP
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- 66. CNC machine it in foam. 1 day. #Agile @WIKISP
- 67. #Agile @WIKISP
- 68. Lay it up in composites, 1 day. #Agile @WIKISP
- 69. #Agile @WIKISP
- 70. Go to largest auto show in the world. #Agile @WIKISP
- 72. #Agile @WIKISP
- 73. Be filmed by Discovery Channel. #Agile @WIKISP
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- 75. Launch Crowd-Funding to mass-manufacture the future of automotive transportation. #Agile @WIKISP
- 76. Join us! Email info@WIKISPEED.com KEEP UP THE AWESOME!! #AGILE @WIKISP
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- To this. So how did a guy in a garage with only pocket change worth of funding design a car that Is aesthetically appealingFun to driveand gets 100 miles per gallon.
- To this. So how did a guy in a garage with only pocket change worth of funding design a car that Is aesthetically appealingFun to driveand gets 100 miles per gallon.
- Because of the car’s modular construction, a rolling chassis was able to be built backstage in 3 hours by volunteers who had never seen the car before, with no training.
- Iteration + Mass Manufacturing: How could this work? Reduce the cost to make change across the line. CI: Cadence of new design deployed to line. Replace bottlenecks that are expensive to change. Position R&D at the head of the line. Scale out instead of Scale up (Microfactories).Delivering Faster and More CheaplyEnhancements to ScrumModularityHow do you Make an increment of a physical product in a single iteration? DESIGN PATTERNS. OBJECT RE-USE and INHERITENCE.Working with vendors: Send test fixtures and Definition of Done before any specs.take Agile HR section.Add Agile Finances section.Add Agile Sales/Marketing/PR section.Then go through XM backlog to create more slides.
- It is important that these sessions are high energy and optimistic! Morale is a multiplier for velocity! A company, just like a person, has to feel good about itself in order to confidently attempt change.
- We set up a Scrum room and co-located the hardware engineers and their equipment with the embedded software teams and marketing SME’s.
- We saw stand-ups for line manufacturing, and they are excited now to apply retrospectives and the Scrum Master role as a servant leader for the team.
- They showed us light-weight solutions they were already using, like rapid prototyping of production test fixtures.
- We needed a more aesthetic car body, but that would cost $36k and 3 months time.
- We were invited to the largest auto show in the world, in terms of attendance, January 2011 in Detroit.