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🛠Helpful items for making open source hardware projects.
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Automated gardening machine to grow vegetables.
Nanofabrication tools for making integrated circuits.
A six wheeled, build-it-yourself, open-source rover.
Tools and machines for makers.
A project dedicated to designing desktop CNC mills.
Industrial machines made open.
Project that develops a pick and place machine.
Tools to make plastic recycling as simple as possible.
3D printer manufacturer who shares their work open online.
Humanity's first general-purpose, self-replicating manufacturing machine.
No-compromise 3D printer designs.
Digital designed open housing.
A family of audio digital signal processors.
Video game controllers featuring gyroscopic sensors.
Eurorack classics.
Inexpensive DIY IP-KVM based on Raspberry Pi.
Raspberry Pi appliance that drives HDMI displays as self-updating Wi-Fi voucher kiosks with live weather.
Wrist-wearable Raspberry Pi Zero smartwatch with e-ink display that generates Wi-Fi voucher codes on demand.
3D-printable peripherals running the QMK firmware.
Full-body tracking sensors for virtual reality and motion capture.
Eurorack modules; Thea has some stellar design write-ups on her blog.
Low-cost FPGA development board based around the Lattice iCE40.
A Lattice ECP5-based FPGA development board in the form factor of the Raspberry Pi Zero.
A Nordic nRF52840-based development board in the form factor of the Arduino Pro Micro.
Low-cost machine vision platform.
A Raspberry Pi Pico platform for pulse-echo ultrasound imaging hardware.
Biotechnological hardware such as an incubator, thermocycler, centrifuge, microscope, etc.
Hardware projects for biology laboratories.
Upgraded version of the HackRF One, a low-cost software-defined radio.
A vector network analyzer capable of measurements up to 6 GHz.
Light-sheet microscopes for imaging in cleared tissue.
Hackable, low-cost gamma-ray spectrometer.
Brain-computer interface.
3D-printed microscope with a precise mechanical stage.
Open-access platform for three-dimensional (3D) microscopy.
Modular microscopy toolbox.
Environmental measurements for the public domain.
A software suite for running finite element method simulations.
A mechanical computer-aided design program for designing 3D parametric parts.
Open source hardware-in-the-loop testing framework for automated testing on real and virtual hardware with CI/CD integration.
An electronic design automation program for designing printed circuit boards.
A mechanical collaboration tool for moving projects between KiCad and FreeCAD.
A mixed-signal electronic circuit simulator.
A tool for viewing and editing integrated circuit layouts.
An infrastructure library for creating integrated circuit design flows.
A VLSI layout tool, primarily used for analog layout.
A framework for creating SRAM netlists, layouts, and more.
An application that implements an RTL-to-GDSII flow.
A process design kit for SkyWater's 130 nm process node.
An extensible and snappy waveform viewer.
A program for simulating HDL code.
A framework for RTL synthesis.
TEDx talk by Nathan Seidle.
TEDx talk by Bram Geenen.
Talk by Limor Fried (ladyada).
Tips by Ian of Dangerous Prototypes.
Collection video from N-O-D-E.
Presentation by Andre Maia Chagas.
Presentation by David Cuartielles.
Talk by Neil Gershenfeld.
TEDx talk by Jerry de Vos.
Paper by Jérémy Bonvoisin, Robert Mies, Jean-François Boujut, Rainer Stark.
Paper by Joshua M. Pearce.
Paper by I. T. S. Heikkinen, H. Savin, J. Partanen, J. SeppäläJ, M. Pearce.
Paper by Ruben Heradio, Jesus Chacon, Hector Vargas, Daniel Galan, Jacobo Saenz, Luis De La Torre, Sebastian Dormido.
Paper by Andre Maia Chagas
Paper by Tom Baden, Andre Maia Chagas, Greg Gage, Timothy Marzullo, Lucia L. Prieto-Godino, Thomas Euler
Annual open source event in Brussels.
Annual conference on open hardware.
Annual convention focused on science and technology on on 17-19 July
A celebration of the Maker Movement, locally organized.
Annual conference on hardware hacking and deep-dive technical workshops
Annual conferences about KiCad open source EDA organized in different regions
Annual summits organized by RISC-V International in different regions
Synchronized global events voluntarily organized by RISC-V communities worldwide
A three-day conference dedicated to free and open source silicon. Hosted in North America every spring.
Another three-day conference dedicated to free and open source silicon. Hosted in Europe every autumn.
For electronics designers at experimental physics facilities to collaborate on open hardware designs.
Free blueprints for sustainable open hardware.
Instructables is a place that lets you explore, document, and share your creations.
Hackaday.io is the world's largest collaborative hardware development community.
Connecting developers where exploring tomorrow starts today.
Tracking amazing open hardware projects.
Make open science hardware ubiquitous by 2025.
Program to make Open Science ambassadors in research.
A platform for sharing and contributing to design hardware for 3D printing, laser cutting and CNC milling.
A place to build and share electronics projects.
Share KiCad and Altium projects as a link, with schematics, PCB views, BOM, and gerbers rendered in the browser.
Episode on open hardware in the Netherlands.
Episode on the global impact of open hardware.
Episode Makers unite.
Open source hardware is the future.
Open Hardware and The Creative Economy.
Open Hardware Diversity Alliance.
By the Programming Electronics Academy.
Book by Alicia Gibb, on building open source hardware from 2014.
Book by Josua M. Pearce, how to build your own hardware and reduce costs.
Book by Dale Dougherty, how the maker movement is changing our schools, our jobs, and our minds.
Issue of the national academy of engineering on open source hardware.
Book by Andrew "bunnie" Huang, how to design and manufacture open hardware products.
A website created by GitHub to help people work on open source projects.
General information about open-source hardware.
Enables groups to quickly set up a collective, raise funds and manage them transparently.
(JOH) is a peer reviewed open access publication for open hardware research and development.
Provides an easy and straightforward way for producers to indicate that their products meet a uniform and well-defined standard for open-source compliance.
An open-access scientific hardware journal.
List with resources for Electronics Enthusiasts.
A list of open companies and communities.
A curated list of awesome resources for electronic engineers and hobbyists.
kitspace/awesome-electronics
A curated list of awesome resources for Electronic Engineers and hobbyists
thibmaek/awesome-raspberry-pi
📝 A curated list of awesome Raspberry Pi tools, projects, images and resources
szenergy/awesome-lidar
😎 Awesome LIDAR list. The list includes LIDAR manufacturers, datasets, point cloud-processing algorithms, point cloud frameworks and simulators.
HQarroum/awesome-iot
🤖 A curated list of awesome Internet of Things projects and resources.
rickstaa/awesome-adsb
📡 A curated list of awesome ASD-B tools, projects, images, resources and other shiny things.
agucova/awesome-esp
📶 A curated list of awesome ESP8266/32 projects and code