Twinning Sustainable Production is a research projekt which wants to find partners which are interested to share their knowledge about renewable energy infrastructure and open production infrastructure like fablabs or sustainable village

1. Twinning Sustainable
Production
Open Production and Renewable Energy
promoting
Sustainable Development

2. Big Idea - Realistic Scope?
"Do not re-invent the wheel and don´t aim for the Nobel prize!" Bernd Möller
The change of value adding [1]
Rural communities will survive [by Autor] Rural communities will survive [by Autor]

3. The "killer app" for who?
the euro-american socialized world!
Neil Gershenfeld MIT / Bits and Atoms: " For the
developed world is:
"The killer app of personal fabrication is
products for the market of one person"
Motivation: personal expression and technology...
for the rest of the world,
it is the instrumentation and fabrication
device.
People locally developing solutions to
local problems!"

4. FabLabs spread all over the world!
... but, do they succeed?
What are the F(K)iller Apps for
dependent regions?
What are the key success factors for
independent viability?

5. Diffusion of Innovation
Success patterns
In addition you have to check:
• compatibility, i.e. consistent with
existing values, beliefs and needs;
• complexity, i.e. the ease with which
the innovation can be used by all;
• trialability, i.e. possibilities for trying
out the innovation on a limited basis;
• observability, i.e. the visibility of
being a user of the innovation. “

6. Effective chain causes
Under which circumstances will sustainable development grow best?
added value chain
Sustainable Development
Basic
1. socio-cultural
Services
Renewable Open 2. economical
Energy Production 3. ecological
Services Services
Information/
Transport
Comunic. Do it! Live it!
Services
Services Capability Viability
Why?
Success
Motivation "How to foster"
Twinning
Sustainable
Collaboratio Production
Need?! n Participation Funding Benefit Case
climate
How?
Knowledge "Best Practice"

7. Which problem are we trying to
solve (with our research)?
Problem:
- Input Lessons Learned
- Why does development aid not succeed?
- Reasons why projects fail
- Patterns for failure causes
Solution:
- Collaboration
- Participation
- technolgy innovation adaption

8. How can we focus?
Scope & Limitation
Find twinnning "Best Practices"
... existing REIs
Share ... existing Motivation
What do
Knowledge
you have
to do? Base
Who can
help?
How can
... existing FABLABs you do it?
Twinning
Sustainable
Production

9. What are the "f(k)iller applications"?
for (Developing) Dependent Countries
Water Treatment Plant - gravitation water vortex power plant-
patented - working
opensource!
web.mit.edu
aguaclara.cornell.edu
www.zotloeterer.com
www.mgiri.org

10. What are the "f(k)iller applications"?
for "Interdependent" Countries - Knowledge Transfer, Access to
Internet and Electricity, Bottom-up-economics

11. Further positive outcomes
• Community building – self-esteem/
identification
• Using local knowledge and potentials
• economic income sources on a micro-level
• Step by step liberation from the dependency
on foreign money and expertise

12. Thesis:
Renewable Energy Production Shelter (REPS)
promotes Sustainable Development
minimum core
service problems in lack of health
need dependend lack of cleanwater
service
countries
base lack of eductaion lack of food
infrastructure
lack of
lack of heating lack of electricity
base base
ressources production
tools
lack of
lack of cooling
context communication
(local)
specific
know how
lack of storage lack of mobility

13. Give me power and I will survive!
Renewable Energy
- local produce
- reliable access Independent Development
Design
produce Sustainable Development
FabLab
- flexible toolbox products 1. socio-cultural
Build for local 2. economical
problems 3. ecological
Run
(Raw)Material
- local accessible
- remote deliverable
Knowlegde.Communication.Education.Support
Base

14. Renewable Energy
Production Shelter
Energy Knowledge
Service Service
Broadband Fabrication
Service Service
Is this a realistic need?
What is the minimum setup?
Are kids the driver for innovation diffussion?
What kind of maturity is needed on„social-cultural level?

15. Who want to join the team?
Twinnning Partner?
... existing REIs
Share ... existing Motivation
What do
Knowledge
you have
to do? Base
Who can
help?
How can
you do it?
... existing FABLABs
Twinning
Sustainable
Production

16. Collaboration: People

17. Science areas
Which "added value" for science and society are we looking for?
Socio-cultural and socio- Informationtechnology & Engineering
economic aspects Knowledge Management & ? E-Storage- REDOX...
Sonja Buxbaum-Conradi, M.A. Innovation ? Smart/OpenGrid
Peter Heßbrüggen ? Transportation - eMobil
? FABLAB-TOOLS
? WaterTreatment
Science Field: Sustainable Development
Research project: Twinning Sustainable Production
Political & Economics & management
Psychology Law/legal Viviane Kalkuhl
Sissy-Ve Basmer, M.A. ? OpenSource/Patent Peter Heßbrüggen

18. BurnDownActivation
Initial Plannings
Research & ...Research with third-party
Identification Approval
Design funding...
Cloud of Terms &
Concepts Respectful Review Respectful Review
Scope & Limitation Fields of Funding & Participatory ... PhD Thesis...
Twinning Research
Fields of Existing Research
System Design
investigation & formal writing
Proposal for
Proposal to approve Prototype Testing
Research
Early Sept 2012 Early Dez 2012 Early Okt 2013
Meeting face/face Meeting face/face Funding
Flensburg Hamburg accepted
Details at: gdrive -participation
colors represent the mostly needed attitude in this stage (Based on WaltDisney et.al.)
TSP-Q&A and ActionToGoal green: brainstorming-visionary, blue:planning-operation, orange: risc-review

19. Reference:
Books Weblinks
http://www.rhinofablab.com/video/slab-costa-rica
[B1] Wulfsberg, Redlich Wertschöpfung in der Bottom-up-Ökonomie http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/472474365/slab-costa-rica-
2011, SpringerVerlag; building-a-recycling-center-for-no
[B1] Wettbewerbsstrategie M. Porter 1999 http://scripts.mit.edu/~emu/fab/
http://wiki.fablab.af/index.php/Main_Page
Scientific publications
http://www.fablab.af/fabfi/
[S1] IPPC, 2012, Chapter 9 , 9.1 ff http://www.fablab.af/docs/NSF-CCF-0832234_Annual_Report.pdf
[S2] IPPC, 2012, Chapter 9 , ff http://www.vigyanashram.com/
[S3[ NREL/CP-500-28595, 2000, Renewables for sustainable Statistical Data
village power
Weltbank (2012a): Access to electricity. http://data.worldbank.org/
indicator/IT.CEL.SETS.P2, 05.07.2012
Weblinks
Weltbank (2012b): Mobile cellular subscriptions. http://
[W1] http://opensource.org/ data.worldbank.org/indicator/EG.ELC.ACCS.ZS/countries/
[W2] http://creativecommons.org/ XM-XO-ZG?display=graph, 05.07.2012.
ITU (2012): Key Global Telecom Indicators for the World
[W3[ http://cba.mit.edu/
Telecommunication Service Sector. http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/
[W4] http://fablabinternational.org/ ict/statistics/at_glance/KeyTelecom.html, 05.07.2012.
Reports
Video Links
Vigyan Ashram Annual Report 2010/11, Center of Indian Institute
[V1] for Education
NSF Annual Report Jalalabad FabLab 2009, by Amy Sun, Center
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n- for Bits and Atoms, Massachusetts Institute of Technologies
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