Prusa released a new set of Core One files on December 19th under a new license they made called Open Community License (OCL). Their blog post explains they created the license to “answer to the gaps left by traditional software licenses when applied to physical hardware.” They wish to use it to open up more […]
Our favorite open source hardware certifications in November featured a spectrometer, an LED controller, and a slightly strange laundry solution.
Our favorite open source hardware certifications in October include programming tools, a svelte wearable, and concrete production equipment.
Our favorite open source hardware certifications in September include a connected board, a cheaper drone frame, and an accessible rocket.
Our favorite Open Source Hardware certifications in August featured PCB clamps, a DIY suturing board, and a bicycle dynamo light.
Our favorite open source hardware certifications in July included a smartwatch, a monitor tool, and a living smartwatch.
FAB25 in Brno and Prague raises the question of how we “support and protect” open innovation.
