Difference between revisions of "Open hardware"

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Open Hardware Summit (*2010)
Restart Project, worldwide. The project helps people learn how to repair their broken electronics, and rethink how they consume them. Est. 2013, based in London.
Open Hardware Europe Summit, Vienna, 28 May 2016.

Open Hardware Journal, founded in 2011.
Hernando Barragán, "The Untold History of Arduino", 2016.
Newman, Wagner, Wuschitz, Tarasiewicz (eds.), Openism: Conversations in Open Hardware, Vienna: University of Applied Arts, 2016. [1]
Martin Malý, Hradla, volty, jednočipy. Úvod do bastlení, Prague: CZ.NIC, 2017, 510 pp. Textbook. Online companion. (Czech)
Andrew Newman, Matthias Tarasiewicz, Sophie-Carolin Wagner, Stefanie Wuschitz (eds.), Openism: Conversations on Open Hardware, Vienna: Angewandte, 2016, 125 pp. [2] [3]
https://monoskop.org/log/?tag=open-hardware

	Software communities of practice
Art and technology centres, Circuit bending, Community servers, Copyright activism, Data activism, Demoscene, Digital libraries, DIY biology, Federated networks, File sharing, Free software, Game art, Hacker culture, Hackerspaces, Hacktivism, Internet activism, Libre graphics, Live coding, Live video, Maker culture, Media archives, Net art, Neural aesthetics, Open hardware, Shadow libraries, Software art. Art and culture, Contents, Index, About.

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 ==Events==
 * [[Open Hardware Summit]] (*2010)
-* [https://therestartproject.org/ Restart Project], worldwide. The project helps people learn how to repair their broken electronics, and rethink how they consume them. Est. 2013, based out of [[London]].
+* [https://therestartproject.org/ Restart Project], worldwide. The project helps people learn how to repair their broken electronics, and rethink how they consume them. Est. 2013, based in [[London]].
 * [http://openhardware.me Open Hardware Europe Summit], Vienna, 28 May 2016.