The document discusses making an open collaborative design system. It notes that human culture has developed through collaboration over generations, with new work building on past work. With the development of the internet over the last two decades, the constraints of time and space have lessened, allowing for easier exchange and recreation of information online. Open source projects like Linux have also demonstrated the benefits of open collaboration through code sharing and modification. The document aims to research communities and platform environments for open collaboration in physical design.

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Share and Collaborate
Making an Open Collaborative Design System
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Abstract
Human culture is the result of collaboration with all
generations in the world. It means that human culture has
developed with the way that someone’s work in the past has
evolved into better one by putting other’s work first. The new
changes have happened in this type of cultural process after
internet technology has amazingly developed for the last two
decades therefore the constraints for time and space have
become less than in the past. In addition, it has been made
possible for users to exchange information and re-create them
in various ways on the web and it can be said that we are
getting more opportunities from this environment as the
barrier of accessing data has been lowed with the web.
As Linux has surprisingly been developing through source code
of Linux was opened in public on the web and users were able
to use and participate in making progress with modifying bugs
of the code, this open software movement has become a good
example to us in web2.0. Besides many executions of these
movements in other fields, such as music, movie, and science
have been progressing in based on the successful
infrastructure of open software movement.
Nowadays, people with common goals gather their ideas
better, faster, and more effectively than in the past through
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the internet and this phenomenon is called Crowdsourcing.
Crowdsourcing is one of the big characteristic of web 2.0 and
is giving lots of good case. But this series of movements in the
physical design are relatively insufficient, this is the reason
why I choose this topic for my papers. Therefore I will research
a community and, a platform environment for physical design
prior to trying to build a virtual platform and then suggest a
proper platform model for physical design.
This papers are divided into 5 sections. In 1st and 2nd part
includes introduction, background and description of open
source. Part 3 explains about open collaborative design model
based on activity theory. Lastly in part 4, shows how
collaboration is achieved in collaborative design platform
through simulation.
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