A new statement of principles and draft definition 0.4 is up for Open-source hardware – your feedback and participation is needed! After the Open-source Hardware summit one of the requests was for all of us to figure out an “overview” of what/why we do this. We think we have a good start based on what […]
As far I can recall this is the first time an open source hardware product has been certified for 3G networks. There are many milestones in open source hardware, and there will be many more – this is one of them. Get on the country’s most reliable network, with full compliance, day one! BUG’s 3G […]
Open source hardware summit keynote – Limor “Ladyada” Fried (video m4v). Ladyada and the Adafruit gang will be at Maker Faire over the weekend, say hi!
The Open Source Hardware (OSHW) Draft Definition version 0.4 is up! If you’ve followed the evolution of the definition you’ll note some updates and changes – it’s looking really solid.
MAKE’s Dale Dougherty moderating a panel on Productizing: Scaling/ Manufacturing/Moving beyond DIY Some collected tweets and comments from the floor of the Open Hardware Summit: @wseltzer: Bruce Perens (founder OSI): “I’m a counselor to sick companies; their disease is IP.” @Federico_II: Perens: there are no more isolated nuts. Whatever kind of nut you are, you […]
We’re here at the World Fair Grounds in Queens, NY for the Open Hardware Summit (which’ll segue nicely into the World Maker Faire). Dale was at Limor’s opening talk this morning and posted a piece on his personal blog from his phone. I think his notes on what she said sum up a part of […]
