Open Hardware Summit 2016: morning sessions

October 13, 2016October 14, 2016 fustiniohs2016, ohsummit16, openhardware, oshw, oshwa3 Comments

Video recordings of Session 1 and Session 2 of Open Hardware Summit 2016 in Portland:

Programming is Forgetting

Allison Parrish

[seek to 45 min]

“Embedis” dictionary server for embedded systems

Tom Moxon and David Turnbull

[seek to 1 hr 18 min]

OpenMV: From Hack-A-Day Fail of the Week to Success

Kwabena Agyeman

[seek to 1 hr 32 min]

Open vs. Collaborative: Lessons from Linux and Google

Jason Krinder

[seek to 1 hr 49 min]

Caroline Sinders

[seek to 2 hr 38 min]

Free/Libre/Open Source Marketing

Harris Kenny

[Part 1: seek to 2 hr 52 min of Session 1]

[Part 2: start of Session 2]

Open Source Hardware at Intel: Moving the Mountain

Tracey Erway

[seek to 0 hr 7 min]

Designing an ecosystem to drive an open source hardware project

Shigeru Kobayashi and Genta Kondo

[seek to 0 hr 21 min]

Bilal Ghalib

[seek to 0 hr 40 min]

Open Source Hardware Medical Instrumentation

Ashwin Whitchurch

[seek to 0 hr 59 min]

What’s up with My Grandma? Open Hardware and Motor Function

Justyna Ausareny

[seek to 1 hr 23 min] note: the talk is truncated

Gallery of slides from the above talks:

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Open Hardware Summit 2016: afternoon sessions

#BringAHack to OSH Park tomorrow

October 5, 2016October 5, 2016 fustini#bringahack, ohs2016, OHSummit, Open Hardware, open house, oshwLeave a comment

Please join us tomorrow night on Open Hardware Summit eve for a delightful mix of #BringAHack and open house!

When: Thursday, October 6th. 6 PM to Midnight.

Where: 311 B Ave, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Refreshments will be served. No problem if you won’t be able to bring a “hack”. There will still be plenty of interesting things to experience!

Uber From Crystal Ballroom (Downtown Portland):

Public Transit From Crystal Ballroom (Downtown Portland):

pdx-bus

Hackaday in Portland this Week for Open Hardware Summit

October 5, 2016 fustiniOHS, ohs2016, OHSummit, oshw, pdx, portlandLeave a comment

We’ve been trying fit in a tour of the Pacific Northwest for a couple of years now. This week is a perfect excuse. Hackaday is proud to sponsor the Open Hardware Summit which will be held in Portland this Friday! Hackaday believes in the free and open sharing of information and ideas. Open Hardware has…

via Hackaday in Portland this Week for Open Hardware Summit — Hackaday

Pre-Summit #BringAHack at OSH Park

September 24, 2016September 23, 2016 fustini#bringahack, ohs2016, openhardware, oshw, oshwa2 Comments

Please join us on Open Hardware Summit eve for a delightful mix of #BringAHack and open house!

When: Thursday, October 6th. 6 PM to Midnight.

Where: 311 B Ave, Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Refreshments will be served. No problem if you won’t be able to bring a “hack”. There will still be plenty of interesting things to experience!

Uber From Crystal Ballroom (Downtown Portland):

Public Transit From Crystal Ballroom (Downtown Portland):

pdx-bus

Join us on Open Hardware Summit eve!

August 19, 2016September 23, 2016 fustini#bringahack, ohs2016, openhardware, oshw, oshwa, party, pdx, portland2 Comments

We’re very excited for the Open Hardware Summit 2016 on Friday, October 7th, here in our hometown of Portland!

Please join us at our OSH Park headquarters on OHS 2016 eve. We’d love it if you #BringAHack, but either way, all are welcome for a grand time!

Thursday, October 6th

6pm-12am

OSH Park

311 B Ave, Suite B

Lake Oswego, OR 97034

Refreshments will be served

Map:

Source: https://goo.gl/maps/LvJURhNo49G2

Uber:

From Crystal Ballroom (Downtown Portland):

From Portland International Airport (PDX):

Public Transit:

From Crystal Ballroom (Downtown Portland):

pdx-bus

From Portland International Airport (PDX):

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Open Source Hardware Month

May 26, 2016May 26, 2016 fustiniohs2016, oshwaLeave a comment

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 hardware

Open Source Hardware Month will host three significant events in an effort to bring greater clarity to the open source hardware definition, invite more people to contribute to the movement, and provide education about how to publish a project or product as open source hardware. These events include the Open Hardware Summit, an open source hardware certification, and a series of documentation days.

The Open Hardware Summit in Portland, Oregon will be on October 7, 2016. Tickets are for sale, and there is still time to be a speaker or a sponsor.

OSHWA will launch the Open Source Hardware certification at the Summit:

Users will self-certify compliance in order to use the certification logos. Self-certification will give creators the right to use the OSHWA open source hardware certification logo. As part of the self-certification process, creators will agree to subject themselves to penalties for non-compliance. OSHWA will be responsible for enforcing those penalties.