Open Source Hardware Certifications for August 2025
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 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.
Our favorite open source hardware certifications in June included greenhouse automation, an earthquake detector, and a trackball.
OpenNerve could be the community-driven solution to vagus nerve therapy.
COSMIIC has a unique story that starts in the city of Cleveland in the 1960s when a set of closed source implantable devices for commercial and research use were first being designed and produced. Now 60 years later, the culmination of their work–The COSMIIC System–is open source and available to researchers working in the field of neuromodulation.
Our favorite open source hardware certifications in May include a mist maker, snow scale, and prosthetic hand.