Online : Open source hardware 2009 - The definitive guide Welcome to definitive guide to open source hardware projects in 2009. First up – What is open source hardware? These are projects in which the creators have decided to completely publish all the source, schematics, firmware, software, bill of materials, parts list, drawings and “board” files to recreate the hardware – they also allow any use, including commercial. Similar to open source software like Linux, but this hardware centric. Each year we do a guide to all open source hardware and this year there are over 125 unique projects/kits in 19 categories, up from about 60 in 2008, more than doubling the projects out there! – it’s incredible! This year, I am asking for your help – the Open source hardware page on Wikipedia is missing more projects that it actually has total at the moment. 3D printing – Open source hardware is now making things. A great year for OSH, have fun reading the guide! Phillip Torrone Editor at large – Make magazine. Related
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Repenser l’internet des objets (3/3) : Industrialiser l’internet Par Daniel Kaplan le 07/05/09 | 8 commentaires | 14,127 lectures | Impression Il n’existe pas aujourd’hui d’”internet des objets”, mais tout au plus une connexion en silos d’objets conçus et régis selon les règles les plus classiques de l’économie industrielle. La connectivité des objets et des espaces pourrait même signer la fin de la “parenthèse internet”, celle d’un réseau sans tête, sans finalité et totalement ouvert. Ca commence comme une conversation Que fait donc un capteur, se demande en substance l’enseignant et designer Julian Bleecker dans son “Manifeste pour les objets en réseau” (2006) ? Matière à réflexions Il ne faut donc pas grand-chose pour franchir cette première étape : juste partager les données que captent les objets et les rendre exploitables par d’autres. Un autre designer, Usman Haque, a d’ailleurs décidé de les y aider. Des objets habitables Entrons un peu plus profondément dans la nature même de l’objet. On peut émettre des réserves sur la vision de Sterling.
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Hardware - JN3 - JeeLabs Home » Product codes » See JeeNode. The Revolution will be Caramelized - The CandyFab Project Linux Home Automation Linux HomeAutomation (Last updated: Wednesday January 15, 2014) Home automation and home control (HA) Software (source code and links mostly) for the home automation devices like Insteon PowerLinc V2, CM11A, CM17 (Firecracker), LynX10, WM918, HCS II, UPB and CPUXA. Links to other hardware/software packages can be found on these pages also. If you know of any additional links please contact me at: ncherry@linuxha.com Note: These pages are being (slowly) moved to Disclaimer: None of the opinions expressed on these pages are paid for . Index Update, the current update Personal Interests Linux HA Software HA Documents Other Software Links Hardware Links, links about hardware Projects, Open Source and otherwise Other Links, links that just don't fit elsewhere Commercial links, links to commercial products for Linux and HA hardware. NJ Hackerspaces The Institute of Exploratory Research FUBAR Labs Hoboken Makerbar Linux Smart Homes My Book Error addendum CD Contents Update:
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