FAMTEC Exchange is a platform concept for inter-institution resource sharing across cultural, museum, gallery, and heritage organisations.
The goal is to make it easier for institutions to share equipment, book technical support, exchange specialist skills, and coordinate needs across a trusted network.
Many organisations have underused equipment, specialist knowledge, or short-term staffing capacity that could help others in the sector. FAMTEC Exchange is designed to support:
- hardware lending and borrowing
- technician and specialist skill exchange
- cross-institution requests and offers
- trusted network communication
- better visibility of available resources across the sector
This repository is an early-stage prototype and concept development space.
It currently contains:
- React-based interface experiments
- Node and package scaffolding
- workflow notes and concept documentation
- static prototype files used to shape the product direction
This repository does not yet represent a production-ready release.
Cultural and heritage organisations often solve similar operational problems in isolation. FAMTEC Exchange is intended to reduce duplication, improve access to shared capability, and create stronger collaboration between institutions that already have overlapping needs.
- App.jsx: main prototype application component
- index.js: current JavaScript entry file
- package.json: project metadata and scripts
- FAMTEC_EXCHANGE_WORKFLOWS.md: workflow thinking and feature direction
- FAMTEC_exchange.html: static concept prototype
- docs/screenshots: prototype screenshots for GitHub preview
Install dependencies:
npm installRun the available development command:
npm run devIf the project structure changes, scripts and setup may evolve with it.
The broader product direction currently includes:
- institution profiles and verification
- posts for available and requested resources
- enquiry and messaging flows
- moderation and publishing controls
- scalable backend and storage
Copyright (c) 2026 Rob Graham. All rights reserved.
This repository is published for authorship, visibility, and evaluation purposes only. No permission is granted to use, copy, modify, distribute, sublicense, sell, or create derivative works from this code, documentation, or associated materials without prior written permission from Rob Graham.
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