broadening the open source landscape: insights from oshwa
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This document discusses open source hardware and the Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA). It provides examples of open source hardware projects like Arduino and discusses how OSHWA defines open source hardware. Key requirements for open source hardware include providing design files, allowing modification and redistribution, and publishing documentation. The document outlines challenges and benefits of open source hardware and how OSHWA aims to educate about and promote standards for open source hardware.
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broadening the open source landscape: insights from oshwa
- 1. Broadening the Open Source Landscape: Insights from OSHWA Gabriella Levine President of OSHWA IQT, Jan. 8 2013
- 7. Transport of goods in developing countries Matternet
- 8. Open Source Geiger Counters Safecast
- 9. • Alternative to the Patent IP structure ! • An option for sharing information ! • An attempt to proliferate innovation, quickly OSHW
- 11. A designer must… 1. Provide design files ! 2. Allow modification and redistribution ! 4. Publish documentation
- 12. A designer may… 1. Provide attribution when distributing or manufacturing ! 2. Release their product as OSHW derivatives
- 13. A manufacturer must not… 1. Imply that the device is manufactured, tested, warrantied by the original designer ! 2. Make use of trademarks owned by the original designer without permission
- 15. How to create OSHW
- 16. Six Elements of OSHW Design
- 17. Six Elements of OSHW Design 1. Hardware / mechanical designs
- 18. Six Elements of OSHW Design 2. Electronic schematics / circuit diagrams
- 19. Six Elements of OSHW Design 3. BOM / parts list
- 20. Six Elements of OSHW Design 4. Diagram of physical layout of electronics
- 21. Six Elements of OSHW Design 5. Firmware for the processor
- 22. Elements of Hardware Design 6. API / drivers
- 23. Design Files can also include: • Photos / drawings ! • Written instructions ! • Other explanations
- 24. Designing the Hardware: • Open source tools ! • Standard components
- 25. Distributing the Hardware: • Respect trademarks ! • Link to source files ! • Improve, don’t copy ! • Label Versions ! • OSHW logo
- 26. Repositories ! Thingverse : 3D files ! Instructables : inventions ! Github : social coding ! Your website ! !
- 27. Protei Handbook
- 30. thingiverse.com
- 31. thingiverse.com
- 32. Liam
- 33. Dylan
- 34. Dave
- 35. thingiverse.com
- 36. VIRAL ATTRIBUTION
- 37. Licensing your IP Popular copyleft licenses include: • Creative Commons Attribution, Share-Alike • GNU General Public License (GPL) • Hardware-Specific Licenses: TAPR OHL, CERN OHL ! Permissive licenses include: • Creative Commons Attribution • FreeBSD license • MIT license
- 39. Protei uses:
- 40. Adafruit uses:
- 41. Evil Mad Scientist uses: Hardware Software Docs PCB’s
- 42. OSHW projects & companies
- 43. Electronics
- 44. Sensors
- 45. Disaster Relief
- 47. Agriculture
- 49. Robotics
- 50. Biology
- 54. Business Models
- 55. Benefits of OSHW
- 58. • Represent the OSHW community ! • Educate ! • Voice community standards
- 59. • • • • • • Growing members Growing summit More tools to mainstream market More legal options Laundry label Bring the benefits to the general public Future of OSHWA
- 60. Thank You! ! Gabriella Levine, President of OSHWA gabriellalevine.com oshwa.org ! IQT, Jan. 8 2013