REMODEL
REMODEL helps manufacturing companies develop new business models based on open source principles. https://vimeo.com/235215203 In the Spring of 2018, 10 Danish manufacturing companies went through the REMODEL programme. Now, we’ve…
Designing Open Business: A day celebrating open source-based business development
On Monday, November 5, the Danish Design Centre had the pleasure of hosting the Designing Open Business symposium. Almost 100 professionals from across private industry, public sector and science gathered…
The REMODEL toolkit is now online!
We are extremely excited to launch the REMODEL Toolkit; a design-sprint toolbox that enables any company to harness the power of open source principles to build new business models. In…
What comes next? Case writing, interviews, looking towards REMODEL 2.0
With having completed the 7-week REMODEL design sprint where 10 Danish manufacturing companies used meticulously crafted design tools to explore new open source-based business models, it is now time to…
Discovering the magic of community building: 7th and final week of REMODEL
In this final installment in the REMODEL design sprint program, the 10 Danish manufacturing companies were challenged to prototype a community eco-system chart based, among other things, on all the…
How can you use the REMODEL materials?
On top of being an initiative that explores open source-based manufacturing business models, the REMODEL program itself is also an open source design. This means that everything that comes out…
Combining hands-on experimentation with expert input: Our week 6 learnings in REMODEL
The 10 companies in the REMODEL design-sprint are continuing their soliciting of feedback in order to challenge the emerging open source-based business strategy that they are exploring for their product.…
REMODEL Toolkit: Your one-stop-shop for open source manufacturing business strategy building
One of the objectives of the REMODEL program is to crystalize all learnings into a toolkit that will enable many more manufacturing companies than simply those 10 companies participating in…
The perils of inviting stakeholders into your community: Our learnings from the 5th week
User-driven innovation is hard and it is not always fun hearing the honest truth from your customers as you engage with them and invite them to become co-creators. One thing…
The fourth week: Starting to taste the secret sauce
In phase 4 of the REMODEL programme, it is now time to dig deeper and start imagining how the open source mechanisms can be applied concretely in the business strategy…
The REMODEL design sprint format: how we work
“How can we craft a methodology where companies can explore open source and merge learnings directly into their business – while keeping costs low and being respectful of their time?” …
Learnings from the first three weeks of REMODEL: Open source hardware is complex
The first run-through of the REMODEL programme in which 10 Danish manufacturing companies go through an 8-week design-sprint to explore new business strategies based on open source principles has begun…
10 manufacturing companies are ready to experiment with open source
This week, we kicked off our REMODEL programme with 10 Danish manufacturing companies. During the next 8 weeks, the companies will explore new business models based on open source principles,…
BeoCreate: Bang & Olufsen releases innovative open-source product
The internationally renowned Danish high-fidelity brand Bang & Olufsen recently launched BeoCreate: a new open-source product that lets you upgrade your old loudspeakers, bringing them up to contemporary wireless standards.…
Toolify: Open innovation in the tool industry
With Toolify, the industrial tool manufacturer Thürmer Tools is taking an innovative approach to creating, producing and marketing new products by establishing a ‘Spotify for tools’. The path to realising…
The REMODEL Expert Panel
The Danish Design Centre proudly presents the official REMODEL Expert Panel. To be able to thoroughly explore cutting-edge open source strategies and business models around the world, the REMODEL team is…
Understand open source-manufacturing in 30 minutes
As part of the REMODEL programme, we have curated a collection of articles and video which help you understand open source and some of the ways it can be applied…
Is manufacturing of the future open source?
In the spring of 2016, Elon Musk and his company Tesla stopped enforcing their patents, and Google, Facebook, Microsoft and IBM are all going open source with various robotics, artificial…
The first REMODEL test run has begun: Thürmer Tools
We are happy to announce that we have kicked off the first REMODEL test run with Danish manufacturing company Thürmer Tools’ 3D print-unit TwentySeven. The test run with help us…
How can design thinking unleash new technological potentials for manufacturing companies?
This autumn, the Danish Design Center held four workshops together with danish and international experts. We invited them to contribute with new perspectives on a series of themes within DDC’s…
How can we design sustainable business models for manufacturing based on open source principles?
In November Danish Design Centre held four workshops with invited people from all over Denmark as well as select speakers from both nationally and abroad. We asked these experts to…
How can design and new technology strengthen production in all of Denmark?
I Dansk Design Center har vi i november afholdt fire workshops med indbudte folk fra hele landet, samt udvalgte foredragsholdere fra ind- og udland. Disse eksperter bad vi hjælpe os…
REMODEL
REMODEL has been created by Danish Design Centre in collaboration with a range of contributors. Read more.
Contact
For more information about REMODEL please get in touch with the team on remodel@ddc.dk or contact program lead Christian Villum at cvi@ddc.dk.
License
REMODEL toolkit materials are made available under a Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 license, which means it is free for anyone to use, remix or build upon it for any purpose, as long as credit to the sources of original works is given and derivative work is made available under the same license.