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Jade
http://www.lawnmowermall.com
The right lawnmower for you will very much depend on the size of your garden and the type of cut you want for your lawn.
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Josh
http://www.officeability.com/
Nice to visit Great site, Our Office Ability is powerful Intranet software that will change the dynamics of your business; possibly your most important IT investment this year.
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Conor
So I had a great idea today and then I google'd it to find it already exists. Well done on the site. So without the name I have been interested in this for a long time...mostly through the build your wind turbine courses and the global community which has been slowly growing in many parts of the world. Check Out http://www.scoraigwind.com/ site by Hugh Piggott. This is open source as I understand it. The design/s have no patent and can be reproduced by anyone..the designs methods, knowledge and experience are shared openly. Too many pluses here to get into it. Keep up the good work
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Thassyo Pereira
Great site, it's good to have a community of engineers using (and creating) open-source
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Larry (IEOR Tools)
http://industrialengineertools.blogspot.com
Great site! I love the concept. Very similar to what I envisioned for the Industrial Engineering and Operations Research community. I wish you the best of luck and continued success. Please let me know what IEOR Tools can do to help.
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Derrick Heffelfinger
NEWBIE question.
In OS Software they have several OS licenses that one can use to insure the software statys open source. How would one do the same in engineering? How do you make sure you don't A. Step on patents and B. keep others from filing a patent on your work?
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leigh anderson
enjoyed your website and got your comment on dragonsden/ajason calendar. youtube ajason cbc dragonsden for breif description.
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Brian Paul Wiegand
I believe someone associated with this website raised a question about the sizing of the hub motors and brakes that would be required for the open source car (OScar). The OSCar site specifies a vehicle target weight of 1000 kg (2204.6 lb). This is probably way too low for a vehicle of dimensions quoted: loa = 4 m (13.1 ft), width = 1.75 m (5.74 ft), height = 1.55 m (5.08 ft). For a sporty but economical car of conventional configuration (frt eng., fwd) the weight more likely would be: (7.9 lb/ft-3 x (13.1 x 5.74 x 5.08)ft-3) - 387.3 lb = 2638 lb. Of course, for acceleration and braking one must consider the effective mass, which will be a good deal greater than that indicated by 2638 lb. Also the maximum speed, 145 kph (90.1 mph) also comes into play....
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Adam
http://www.opennovation.org/
Neat site! I think mine is complementary. I focus on the software for mechanical design, you seem to focus on the hardware.
In the near future, I'll have a FreeCAD package in my Ubuntu repository. Maybe that could be a good platform for designing the systems you have in mind? OpenCASCADE already comes with a "bottle" example which works in FreeCAD and would complement your bottle opener well.
-Adam
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