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Gabriella Levine of Open-H2O is presenting on Protei, an open-source project developing ocean-cleaning sailing robots. Protei aims to use natural forces like wind and currents to remediate pollution like oil and plastic through small, robust robotic vessels. The community is developing a variety of Protei models between 1-6 meters in size, both remotely operated and autonomous. The business model prioritizes environmental and social impact over profit by making the technology and designs open source.

Technology

Protei:
Open-source
Ocean-cleaning
Sailing Robots
Gabriella Levine
Open-H2O Director
gabriella@opensailing.net

Savannah Ocean Exchange 2012

protei.org

Monday, October 1, 12

Man-made problems
controlled by
natural forces

Monday, October 1, 12

Natural forces
to remediate
man-made problems

Monday, October 1, 12

THE
Trajectory & Stability

Monday, October 1, 12

Resistance & Turbulences

Monday, October 1, 12

Absorb Environmental “Noise”

Monday, October 1, 12

Compartmentalized & Modular

• `

Monday, October 1, 12

Open Hardware
for the Ocean

Monday, October 1, 12

Competition => Collaboration

Product => Market

Monday, October 1, 12

Open Hardware

Everyone is free to
- Use
- Modify
- Distribute

In return one must
- Credit “Protei”
- Share improvements with community

Monday, October 1, 12

Open Source Multi-Licensing

Monday, October 1, 12

Open-H2O: the
community developing
Protei

Monday, October 1, 12

Community-generated technology
Monday, October 1, 12

The Business Model

Monday, October 1, 12

Business as usual priorities

1. Proﬁt

2. Technology

3. People

4. Environment

Monday, October 1, 12

Protei priorities

1. Environment

2. People

3. Technology

4. Proﬁt

Monday, October 1, 12

Assessing our impact

Monday, October 1, 12

Products in
Development

Monday, October 1, 12

1m Remote Control

Monday, October 1, 12

1m Arduino + Android

Monday, October 1, 12

Protei 1m Remote Control

Monday, October 1, 12

Market Capacity of the Products

Monday, October 1, 12

Reaching Sustainability in 3 years

Monday, October 1, 12

Protei:
Open-source
Ocean-cleaning
Sailing Robots

gabriella@opensailing.net

protei.org

Monday, October 1, 12

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20120913 gabriellalevine savannah shortened

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22. THE Trajectory & Stability Monday, October 1, 12

23. Maneuverability Monday, October 1, 12

24. Resistance & Turbulences Monday, October 1, 12

25. Absorb Environmental “Noise” Monday, October 1, 12

26. Compartmentalized & Modular • ` Monday, October 1, 12

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28. Open Hardware for the Ocean Monday, October 1, 12

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32. Competition => Collaboration Product => Market Monday, October 1, 12

33. Open Hardware Everyone is free to - Use - Modify - Distribute In return one must - Credit “Protei” - Share improvements with community Monday, October 1, 12

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35. Open-H2O: the community developing Protei Monday, October 1, 12

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38. Community-generated technology Monday, October 1, 12

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41. The Business Model Monday, October 1, 12

42. Business as usual priorities 1. Proﬁt 2. Technology 3. People 4. Environment Monday, October 1, 12

43. Protei priorities 1. Environment 2. People 3. Technology 4. Proﬁt Monday, October 1, 12

44. Assessing our impact Monday, October 1, 12

45. Products in Development Monday, October 1, 12