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Sensorica co-founder Tiberius Brastaviceanu tells us why he thinks Makerbot failed, and it goes well beyond the printer head. 
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Google today announced that it is joining the Open Compute Project (OCP), a five-year-old project founded by Facebook and a number of other companies that..
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See a full Open Source Hardware Group company profile with revenue and employee estimates, competitive analysis, funding & acquisition lists, and the latest company news and events.
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Newly launched Nebula will combine open source software with open source hardware developed into an appliance. If Nebula succeeds, its cloud controller could enable every company to implement cloud computing.
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OpenBionics’ Open Source Robotic Prosthetic Hand can Execute 144 Different Grasps & Costs Under $200
One of the biggest areas in which 3D printing is making its largest impact, is within the field of prostheses. Whether it is prosthetic leg sockets, custom prosthetic hands and arms, or even prostheses that...
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A social-networking company has changed the way internet companies consume the hardware on which they run.
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Bicimáquinas are pedal-powered machines that assist with a variety of jobs in the home, on the farm, on the road and in small businesses. Each bicimáquina is handmade in our workshop using a combination of old bikes, concrete, wood, and metal. So far, we have developed several original designs that have proven to be both functional and economical.
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2014 was an exciting year for scientific and technological projects aided by developments in open source hardware.
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Building Open Source Hardware is a very very practical reference guide on the nuts and bolts of going from a maker project to a growing business. Alicia has brought together a great description of the state of the art.
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Please find our new page dedicated to Open Source Hardware for Film Production. As new hardware is released and developed we will be submitting it here for all to use and contribute to :
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The Dronecode Project is an open source, collaborative project that brings together existing and future open source drone projects under a nonprofit structure governed by The Linux Foundation. The result will be a common, shared open source platform for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
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It's very easy for open source users around the world to collaboratively share data and files to modify software. Everyday examples include products like
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The main aim of technology is to make life easier. That is why it is applied in many areas of our lives. The use of gadgets is one of the ways through which we get to enjoy the fruits of technological advancement.
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Patreon is empowering a new generation of creators.
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One of the problems faced by people living in cities is lack of time. Many people have gardens in their homes. Maintenance of these gardens is tedious and time ...
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Students, makers, and engineers can write Linux software applications to achieve any network functions, such as NAS, VPN and Firewall.
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We are writing the Business Model Chapter for “Building Open Source Hardware” | Open It Agency http://t.co/lNdVLVeUKb
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The Open Compute Project, which wants to open up hardware the same way Linux opened up software, is starting to tackle its forklift problem.
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Open Compute Project acclaims moves by HP and others that should make it easier to adopt
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Make projects think with the BrainCard open source hardware: Arduino & Raspberry Pi compatible. Support this project here: http://www.neuromorthings.com
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2014 was an exciting year for scientific and technological projects aided by developments in open source hardware.
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This is the first hands-on guide to the entire process of designing and manufacturing open source hardware.
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This hands-on guide from Alicia Gibb gives an incredible run down of the world of open source hardware from history, to meaning, to practice. The first part of Building Open Source Hardware focuses primarily on the emergence and evolution of open source and what the term means – both by definition and in practice.
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