Just one month after the Open Hardware Summit in Rome, all the videos are now available for you to see.
Our cherrypicks suggestions goes to:
Welcome by Addie Wagenknecht and Opening Remarks by David Cuartielles
Eric Pan – Design From Manufacture
Adrian Bowyer – Giving Manufacturing a New Life
All Open Hardware Summit 2014 videos are available!
You can see all videos here:
Submit an open hardware project Opensource.com is excited to join in by running a series of articles about open hardware for our readers that kicks off on March 17! Submit your own or favorite open hardware project to us via this short webform [see the link]. Submit your open hardware story to us via email to…
A modular laptop built with a Raspberry Pi. An ergonomic, programmable, mechanical keyboard made from slabs of maple, so it looks like a solid-state electric guitar. A device that plugs into a wall socket that allows you to control devices from your smart phone. What do these and hundreds of other devices – from wearable…
We see a lot of 3D printers here at Hackaday, but as over the years the 3D printer has moved from being an exciting item in its own right to being an everyday tool, it’s increasingly rare for us to feature a build of one as a project. It’s especially rare for us to…
This is surely one of the most interesting news in automotive hacking so far: thanks to Ford’ss OpenXC opensource innovation ecosystem, here’s what you can get! “Harnessing the power of Ford’s open-source platform OpenXC, 3D printing, Bluetooth and a Xbox 360, one of the Detroit automobile manufacturer’s engineers has created a manual shift gear knob…
We usually don’t feature projects that are only related to Open Source software but Magic Lantern is really a beautiful community based innovation project that Canon should really consider: Magic Lantern is a software enhancement that offers increased functionality to the excellent Canon DSLR cameras. We have created an open framework, licensed under GPL, for…
During the pandemic, people are being asked to have temperature checked at any local market or grocery store, which is usually done by another person. This can be a risky do to person to person interaction. In order to reduce this risk, we have developed a Temperature Access Point, which automatically detects people and invites…
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