Technik
Designing an Open-Source-Hardware Platform
Enhancing open-source hardware accessibility with OShop: a metaplatform for easy design discovery.
In the OShop project, our mission is to further establish open source hardware as a viable option for companies and make it easily accessible. A significant challenge we face is transparency—understanding which designs are already available and identifying those that can be seamlessly replicated. To address this, we are developing a metaplatform that interlinks various repositories, enabling users to efficiently find and utilize the most suitable designs for their needs. Additionally, we aim to gather feedback on actual user requirements and provide opportunities for community participation in the development process. This talk will delve into our strategies for enhancing design discoverability, fostering collaboration, and driving the growth of the open source hardware ecosystem.
Weitere Infos
| Format | Vortrag |
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| Sprache | Deutsch |
Weitere Sessions
| 20.09.24 |
Freie Software Freies Wissen USB-Live-Linux: ideal für OER-Verbreitung & Nutzung von Lernenden
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| 21.09.24 |
We will present Sculpt OS, a showcase of the Genode Operating System Framework.
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| 21.09.24 |
A gonzo adventure into the belly of organised cybercrime and the positive technology it inspired
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| 21.09.24 |
PGP's been around since 1991, GnuPG since 1999, and since 2017 there's also Sequoia PGP.
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| 21.09.24 |
Want to get productive by using a bash shell + scripting? I give a short hands-on.
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| 21.09.24 |
Wir stellen die Verwendung von GNU Taler im Rahmen von Event- und Regionalwährungen vor.
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| 21.09.24 |
Eine kurze Vorstellung der OpenStreetMap
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