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Podcasts

Projects

  • Arduino

    Arduino is an open-source electronics platform.

  • Biohack Academy

    Open-source biotechnological hardware such as Incubator, Thermocycler, Centrifuge, Microscope, etc.

  • FarmBot

    Automated gardening machine to grow vegetables.

  • freeDSP

    A family of audio digital signal processors.

  • GaudiLab

    Open-source hardware projects for biology laboratories.

  • Hacker Fab

    Nanofabrication tools for making integrated circuits.

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Books

  • Building open source hardware

    Book by Alicia Gibb, on building open source hardware from 2014.

  • Free to Make

    Book by Dale Dougherty, how the maker movement is changing our schools, our jobs, and our minds.

  • Open-source Lab

    Book by Josua M. Pearce, how to build your own hardware and reduce costs.

  • The bridge

    Issue of the national academy of engineering on open source hardware.

  • The Hardware Hacker

    Book by Andrew "bunnie" Huang, how to design and manufacture open hardware products.

Talks

Papers

Conferences

  • FOSDEM

    Annual open source event in Brussels.

  • Hackaday Supercon

    Annual conference on hardware hacking and deep-dive technical workshops

  • KiCon

    Annual conferences about KiCad open source EDA organized in different regions

  • Latch-Up

    A three-day conference dedicated to free and open source silicon. Hosted in North America every spring.

  • Maker Faire

    A celebration of the Maker Movement, locally organized.

  • Open Hardware Summit

    Annual conference on open hardware.

Platforms

  • Hackaday.io

    Hackaday.io is the world's largest collaborative hardware development community.

  • Hackster.io

    Connecting developers where exploring tomorrow starts today.

  • Instructables

    Instructables is a place that lets you explore, document, and share your creations.

  • Kitspace.org

    A place to build and share electronics projects.

  • Openhardware.io

    Tracking amazing open hardware projects.

  • Open Hardware Observatory

    Free blueprints for sustainable open hardware.

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