Open Source Hardware Is Eating The World!
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The document discusses the impact of open-source hardware and its principles, emphasizing the unrestricted sharing and modification of designs to foster innovation. It highlights the importance of collaboration in the open-source community and provides practical guidance for engaging various stakeholders, including hobbyists and developers. Additionally, it advocates for companies to consider adopting open-source philosophies and provides resources for those looking to participate in this movement.
Open Source Hardware Is Eating The World!
- 1. Open Source Hardware Is Eating the World Alex Glowasci @glowascii @AdamBenzion Hackster.io
- 2. the gist
- 3. study modify distribute make sell
- 4. No Discrimination Against Persons or Groups No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor Distribution of License License Must Not Be Specific to a Product License Must Not Restrict Other Hardware or Software License Must Be Technology-Neutral
- 6. spark makes a completely open source cloud- connected device.
- 7. bluz makes a completely open source bluetooth connected device, using spark
- 8. spark used arduino to get started
- 10. Closed Open Open Both
- 12. myth vs. fact it doesn’t really matter
- 13. ICON
- 14. IDOL
- 16. at any rate, why would anyone share their intellectual property?
- 17. “ALL OUR PATENT ARE BELONG TO YOU” Elon Musk, June 12, 2014
- 18. Toyota 5,680 fuelcell patents, all yours
- 19. wait. I get to tap awesome free ideas ONLY I CAN ACTUALLY MAKE?
- 21. it’s everywhere
- 28. America is open (source) for business
- 33. “At the end of the day, SparkFun is successful because of the products, value and service we deliver, not our IP portfolio.” Nathan Seidle Founder & CEO, SparkFun Electronics
- 34. get engaged!
- 35. entry level practice: engage devices Meet Sphero: • Write apps for the device itself • Harness its data! To the cloud we go • Connect it to other devices (IoT)
- 36. hobbyist practice: use components Arduino Kit: • Standard tools and components • An Open Hardware classic • A ton of How To and Tutorials • Engineering 101 crash course.
- 37. innovation practice: engage developers Run Hackathons: • Define problems you want to solve • Invite developers, artists, thinkers to join • Give them tools, resources and time • No rules, terms & conditions • Make history
- 38. business practice: engage management IP Portfolio: • Consider opening some patents • Learn from Intel, Microsoft, Tesla • Be part of a movement • You are being disrupted!
- 40. don’t be a troll
- 41. open source hardware survival guide 1. List of open-source hardware leaders 2. Fun open-source hardware kit you should try 3. Examples of fun projects you can make 4. Official Open Source Hardware foundation