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You Can and Should Make Hardware QCon/SF 2017 Image credit: Google Image credit: Foldscope Image credit: Google Two Microns at This Scale > || Image credit: Javier Caneros Music: Huma-Huma Malaria Diagnosis Image credit: Foldscope


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You Can and Should Make Hardware

QCon/SF 2017

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Image credit: Google

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Image credit: Foldscope

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Image credit: Google

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Image credit: Javier Caneros Music: Huma-Huma

Two Microns at This Scale –> ||

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Diseased Blood Healthy Blood

Image credit: Foldscope

Malaria Diagnosis

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ECommerce Automation

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Value Building

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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You Cannot Compete with This

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Image credit: IBM

Pretotyping

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Smartphone Superpower

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Smartphone Upcycle

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Go for it?

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Design

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Essential User Task

Hike to that Mountaintop Economically Launch 5000kg into LEO Reveal the Microscopic World for $2 Use Heart Rate Biofeedback to improve CBT Treatment Accurately and efficiently execute tens of thousands of e-commerce orders with wildly different daily sku mix using transient labor

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15 Iterations

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Cost Calculations

$100/unit (remote) vs $400/unit (local) 50 sets per build, two major builds $10k (remote) vs $40k (local) One week delay - $40k $50k (remote) vs $40k (local)

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A Simple Philosophy

If you maintain zero difference between prototype and production designs, you can mass produce any revision even when you iterate designs rapidly

Corollary

Always manufacture prototype and production designs on the same tooling

  • always

ZeroDiff

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Velocity

Image credit: Alain Stoll

World Speed Record: 574km/hr

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Velocity

Paris –> Brussels: 314 km SNCF 574 km/hr –> 32 minutes 10 minute station delay… now it’s 42 minutes Average velocity is now 448 km/hr... Taking us back to 1996!

Use a less expensive train, and still get there faster!

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Kaizen

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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NY Review of Books

“A pen is not a magic wand. The critical faculty is not conjured from nothing. But it was remarkable how many students improved their performance with this simple

  • stratagem. There is something predatory, cruel even,

about a pen suspended over a text. Like a hawk over a field, it is on the lookout for something vulnerable.” –Tim Park

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Read with a Pen

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Markdown + mkdocs + Github

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www.zerodiff.org

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Generic Business-y Slide

Image credit: Kevin Phillips

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Origami

Image credit: toomai

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Industrial Origami

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Poscon Origami Example

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F 1/10 Robot Racing

Image credit: F 1/10 Team UPenn

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Donkey Car

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3D Printing is Slow/Expensive

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Design Stuff with Fusion 360

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Push EagleCAD to Fusion360

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Combined Object

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Iteration Toward a $25 Robot!

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Don’t Even

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Image credit: Kerttu

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Image credit: Kenny McDonald

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If they fear bill collectors or authorities, they can never ride

Image credit: Google

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My Essential User Task

Cheap Open Source Robots that Workers Own and Program

Image credit: Jeff Williams

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Bits

tinyletter.com/zerodiff www.zerodiff.org jeff.williams@addrobots.com