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Agile and Open-Source Hardware [PDF]

IEEE Micro, 2020
The thirteen articles in this special section focus on agile and open source hardware. These papers cover variety of research topics related to fast, agile, and open hardware design, including methodologies, languages, abstractions, and simulators.
Yungang Bao, Trevor E. Carlson
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Open Source 3D-Printable Planetary Roller Screw for Food Processing Applications

Technologies, 2021
Historically, open source agriculture (OSA) was based on grassroots technology generally manufactured by hand tools or with manual machining. The rise of distributed digital manufacturing provides an opportunity for much more rapid lateral scaling of ...
Marcello C. Guadagno, Jacob M. Loss, Joshua M. Pearce   +2 more
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Monitoring Heritage Buildings with Open Source Hardware Sensors: A Case Study of the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel), 2016
Mesas-Carrascosa FJ, Verdú Santano D, Meroño de Larriva JE, Ortíz Cordero R, Hidalgo Fernández RE, García-Ferrer A.   +5 more
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Open hardware in microscopy

HardwareX, 2023
The field of microscopy has been empowering humankind for many centuries by enabling the observation of objects that are otherwise too small to detect for the naked human eye.
Johannes Hohlbein, Sanli Faez
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Easy Handling of Sensors and Actuators over TCP/IP Networks by Open Source Hardware/Software. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel), 2017
Mejías A, Herrera RS, Márquez MA, Calderón AJ, González I, Andújar JM.   +5 more
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Open-source, Python-based, hardware and software for controlling behavioural neuroscience experiments

eLife, 2022
Laboratory behavioural tasks are an essential research tool. As questions asked of behaviour and brain activity become more sophisticated, the ability to specify and run richly structured tasks becomes more important.
Thomas Akam, Andy Lustig, James M Rowland, Sampath KT Kapanaiah, Joan Esteve-Agraz, Mariangela Panniello, Cristina Márquez, Michael M Kohl, Dennis Kätzel, Rui M Costa, Mark E Walton   +10 more
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On the Economic Value of Open Source Hardware – Case Study of an Open Source Magnetic Resonance Imaging Scanner

Journal of Open Hardware, 2019
Increasing maturation and dissemination of easy-to-use and affordable means of digital production (e.g. 3D printing), access to these in makerspaces and FabLabs as well as powerful tools and online platforms for virtual and collaborative product design ...
Manuel Moritz, Tobias Redlich, Süleyman Günyar, Lukas Winter, Jens P. Wulfsberg   +4 more
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Critical Factors for Implementing Open Source Hardware in a Crisis: Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic

Journal of Open Hardware, 2020
The rapid spread of COVID-19 has created an urgent demand for critical items including clinical care equipment and protective personal equipment. The failure of traditional industry to meet this demand has led to a huge response from the maker community,
Lucia Corsini, Valeria Dammicco, James Moultrie   +2 more
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Understanding the motivations for open-source hardware entrepreneurship

Design Science, 2021
Having upended the traditional software development, which historically was centred exclusively on proprietary, copyright-protected code, open-source has now entered the physical artefact world. In doing so, it has started to change not only how physical
Zhuoxuan Li, Warren Seering, Maria Yang, Charles Eesley   +3 more
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Best practices of open source mechanical hardware : a guide with practical advice for sharing product-related documentation [PDF]

, 2017
What makes a software program “open source” is that its source code is publicly available. What is pretty clear for software is less clear for hardware—especially for mechanical hardware.
Bonvoisin, Jérémy, Schmidt, Kerstin Carola   +1 more
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