[p2p-research] open sailing

[Michel Bauwens]

Hi Eric,

perhaps you could discuss this for our p2p blog?

see:

Open Sailing From P2P Foundation Jump to:
navigation<http://p2pfoundation.net/Open_Sailing#column-one>,
search <http://p2pfoundation.net/Open_Sailing#searchInput>

URL = http://www.opensailing.net


 [edit<http://p2pfoundation.net/Open_Sailing?title=Open_Sailing&action=edit&section=1>
] Description

"In order to live at sea, we’re pioneering an entirely new form of marine
architecture. Open_Sailing acts like a giant organism, a cluster of
intelligent units that can react to their environment, change shape and
reconfigure themselves. They talk to each other. They’re modular,
re-pluggable, pre-broken, post-industrial and self-sufficient. Open_Sailing
is a project that is well underway. We are a constantly growing,
international team of around 15 people designing and engineering a prototype
that is being built now in the UK, France and Morocco – under the mentoring
of numerous experts. We will set sail in May from London to Rotterdam. You
can see the results of the test journey in July at the Royal College of Art
and track our progress online at www.opensailing.net."


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