The Open Hardware Summit 2011 was streamed live on our USTREAM channel.
Download our program: Open Hardware Summit 2011 Program
Speaker Slides
Our Speakers generously provided their slides for the world to see! Enjoy! (more to come)
- Keynote: Arduino Team: Arduino Confidential
- Eric Wilhelm, Instructables: K’Nex Guns: How 13-year-olds and rubberbands power an open-source hardware community
- Bunnie Huang, Chumby: Why the Best Days of Open Hardware are Yet to Come
- Myriam Ayass, CERN: CERN’s Open Hardware License
- Jurgen Neumann and Alison Powell, OHANDA: Developing an Open Hardware Standard
- Michael Weinberg, Public Knowledge: Not Everyone is Excited: Protecting 3D Printing and Open Hardware in Washington, DC
- Gabriella Levine, Protei: Open Oceans and Open Hardware: Protei, a proliferating fleet of DIY sailboat drones to clean up oil spills
- Shigeru Kobayashi, Gainer: Case Studies of Open Source Hardware Projects: the Nuclear Accident in Japan
- Eric Craig Doster, iFixit: Opening up hardware communities: ten lessons from iFixit
- John Sarik & Haig Norian, Columbia University: Open Sourcing the Integrated Circuit
- Geoffrey Barrows, Centeye: Open Source Embedded Vision Sensors
- Mark Norton, Open Source Ecology: The Open Source Ecology Steam Engine Project
- Amanda Wozniak, Wyss Institute: Open Sourcing the Engineering Process
- Benedetta Piantella & Justin Downs, Ground Lab: Labor over Capital: how open development sustains small business and drives innovation
- Bryan Newbold, Octopart: Don’t Let Price-Breaks Break the Bank: Economics of Electronic Components for Small Buyers
- Nathan Seidle, Sparkfun: Where does transparency end?
- Mitch Altman, Cornfield Electronics: Manufacture Your Project (and make a living doing what you love)
Breakouts
- Catarina Mota, Nick Vermeer, Hacking Materials: Easy and Affordable Solutions for DIY and Open Hardware Projects
- Alexander Chemeris, Fairwaves: GSM base station – New OSHW challenge
- Xavier Carcelle, XiVO IPBX OpenHardware
- Justin Mclean, Real time programming with Arduinos using WebSockets
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