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.
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OSHWA Healthware Highlight: OpenNerve
OpenNerve could be the community-driven solution to vagus nerve therapy.
OSHWA Healthware Highlight: COSMIIC
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 workโThe COSMIIC Systemโis open source and available to researchers working in the field of neuromodulation.
Raining Blood? Drone-Flown Vital Fluid Network Proposed for Palo Alto
If implemented, this network can deliver supplies from a blood bank to the hospital in minutes.
Making an Arduino-Driven, Automated Dust Collection System
Using cheap PVC sewer pipe, an Arduino, and a Servo Shield to create an automate dust collection system.
How 3D Printing, Lego, and Custom Sleeves Are Helping Hospitals
A wide variety of people, who have been using maker techniques to help in the medical field, showed up to World Maker Faire New York.
High Schooler 3D Prints Her Own Spirometer to Measure Asthmatic Breathing
Hannah Edge developed a compact spirometer that merges both old and new technologies, like 3D printing, to create a more portable device.
