717 Results for "open source ecology"

Open source ecology
Hacker page by takacsjd
https://wiki.opensourceecology.org/wiki/TakacsLogIs where I am working on totally automated home production of goods. The overall OSE project is to produce the 50 or so machines needed for a basic industrial age village with some modern comforts. Overall,...

FieldKit
Hacker page by Shah Selbe
FieldKit: Turnkey Open Hardware and Software for Conservation, Science, Exploration, and EducationThe FieldKit is an open-source software and hardware platform that allows individuals and organizations to collect and share field-based research data,...

Other open source web pages
Hacker page by Yanzgz
https://oshwhub.com/yANgZEN

Introduction of Open Source Actuator
Hacker page by Open Source Actuator
Open Actuator is an open source actuator project. The goal of this project is to provide an environment where anyone can easily make actuators or products that uses actuators. Actuator development and application process are as follows. Therefore, the...

Open Source Hardware Month
Hacker page by oshpark
Alicia Gibb, executive director of the Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA), announced today that the month of October this year will be Open Source Hardware Month:Coming soon! First ever certification for open hardwareOpen Source Hardware Month...

Murgen: Open Source ultrasound imaging
Hacker page by BeagleBoard Foundation
@kelu124 has created an ultrasound imaging project on hackaday.io that uses the BeagleBone:Murgen: open source ultrasound imagingThis project, Murgen, has a specific target of providing a technological kit to allow scientists, academics, hackers, makers...

Kibitech | The Personal Robot low cost, open source / open hardware
Hacker page by Kibitech
Hi guys, I want to share with you our project Kibitech, low cost personal robot (PR) open source / open hardware, I want to hear your opinion about It. thanks! :) http://kibitech.github.io/ https://kibitech.blogspot.com.co/ and also I invite...

Open Source Hardware Licensing
Hacker page by oshpark
Michael Weinberg of the Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) published this blog post for the 2017 Open Hardware Summit last week in Denver: A Quick and Dirty Guide to Open Source Hardware Licensing Open source hardware isn’t...

Domoteco, Open Source / Open Hardware
Hacker page by Domoteco
After years of work, in which we started fighting, with strength, dedication and dedication, we found tools that allowed us to scale, grow, in Google we found our main ally, in Arduino a giant door to have an easy perception of electronics, in Linux...

Open Source Coding Disclaimer
Hacker page by Justin Rosenschein
I think that because nothing that I have developed or rendered is up for patent, or otherwise, being used for profit alongside manufacturers, that the security of the ideas should be strengthened with the addition of a license when referring my material....

Open Source Turtle Robot Kit
Hacker page by oshpark
Bradley Ramsey writes on the Tindie blog about this robotics kit from The Maker’s Box: Open Source Turtle Robot Kit Teaches Beginners & Creates Beautiful Art The Open Source Turtle Robot (OSTR) was created as the basis for a two-day workshop...

2017 Open Hardware Summit
Hacker page by oshpark
The 2017 Open Hardware Summit will be held on October 5th in Denver, Colorado: The 2017 Open Hardware Summit is the annual gathering of the OSHWA organization and open hardware community. We are a 501c3 not for profit. Our goal of the Open Hardware Summit...

Sky Hub UAP Tracker - Open Source - Citizen Science
Hacker page by Paul
Sky Hub UAP Tracker Project - Open Source - Citizen Science How It Works Our mission is straightforward: connect a network of civilian-owned sensor arrays, use machine learning to catalogue anomalous events, and share this data with researchers.

Open Source Audit - Applications Beyond Imagination!
Hacker page by Ravys
It has become indispensable for today's leading-edge software companies to work with an open source audit because of the large portion of components obtained from multiple different entities. Since it involves a lot of license compliance, risk...

onChip: Open Source Microcontroller
Hacker page by oshpark
A Completely Open Microcontroller on Hackaday:An annotated mRISCV die imageI don’t know about you, but the idea of an Arduino-class microprocessor board which uses completely open silicon is a pretty attractive prospect to us. That’s exactly [onchipUIS]’s...

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