WHY DO OPEN SOURCE HARDWARE
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Limor Fried discusses why she creates open source hardware. She started by releasing early projects like SpokePOV and Minty MP3 as non-commercial to share her learning, but others derived and sold copies without contributing back. This led her to fully publish designs as open source hardware using share-alike licenses to build an open community where people contribute improvements for the benefit of all. She continues open source hardware work to join a collaborative community, ensure her creations outlast her, and improve her own engineering skills.
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- 4. THIS IS NOT HOW TO RUN A MULTI-MILLION $ COMPANY FROM YOUR APARTMENT
- 5. WHY DO OPEN SOURCE HARDWARE? LIMOR FRIED
- 7. SOFTWARE HAD A LICENSE HARDWARE DID NOT
- 9. SpokePOV (2003) Makes pictures in the air with a bicycle
- 10. Training wheels, literally! Project was intended for burning man Not for sale at 鍖rst Files didnt go online - was non-commercial once it was to start Learned MCUs on this...
- 11. My ex-boyfriend made a closed derivative for sale
- 12. Minty MP3 2004 Music in a mint tin
- 13. All ears... Another project to learn MCUs Looked at a lot of available resources It was a derivative
- 14. Clones made and sold
- 15. Wave Bubble (2004) Portable cell phone jammer
- 16. Culture jamming Thesis project for school Couldnt sell, it was illegal It had to be published one way or another
- 17. I am apparently a terrorist
- 18. MiniPOV (2005) Spell words in the air
- 19. Persistence of easy Built as a giveaway for my dorm Not open source Later offered as a kit, went open source
- 20. Security through low value
- 21. x0xb0x (2004-2005) Open source Roland 303 clone
- 22. ALL THE CLONE DESIGNS WERE SECRETIVE SO WE SAID FUCK THIS
- 23. Breaking even strategy Reverse engineered a broken synth Wrote everything from scratch Not OSHW when release, later made it OSHW
- 24. THERE WILL BE ACID TECHNO IN THE YEAR 2050
- 25. Prove you designed 岳鞄庄壊...
- 26. Open source kit business 2006 to present
- 27. WHY DO THIS? WHY PUBLISH JUST TO HAVE YOUR DESIGNS LAUGHED AT AND STOLEN ?
- 31. WHAT IF SOMETHING BAD HAPPENS? BEING OBSCURE IS THE ENEMY
- 32. WTF WERE WE THINKING?
- 34. FULL, PUBLISHED AND FREE FREE AS IN SPEECH IT HELPS OTHERS FOR SURE
- 35. OSHW AS A.... A MARKETING TERM? A BUZZ PHRASE?
- 36. DO NOT POISON THIS WONDERFUL THING
- 37. WORKING ON HARDWARE CAN BE LONELY WITHOUT A COMMUNITY
- 38. ALTRUISTIC, CAPITALISTIC, SELF-ABSORBED? WE SHOULD GIVE BECAUSE IT MAKES US BETTER PEOPLE
- 39. ONE OF THE BEST THINGS ABOUT OSHW SHARE-ALIKE IS VIRAL
- 40. IF YOUVE CUT OUT A PIECE OF YOUR HEART& GIVEN IT AWAY YOU ARE AWESOME
- 41. "Copyright terms were initially 14 years about the time it took to raise a child to adulthood. After 14 years (or 18 years now, weve extended legal infancy) parents really have to let go of their children, and acknowledge they dont own them. In fact they never did. So it is with Art. NINA PALEY
- 42. SO, WHY DO I CREATE OPEN SOURCE HARDWARE?
- 43. WE DO OPEN SOURCE HARDWARE TO JOIN A COMMUNITY
- 44. WE DO OPEN SOURCE HARDWARE WHAT WE MAKE WILL OUTLAST US
- 45. WE DO OPEN SOURCE HARDWARE TO BECOME BETTER ENGINEERS
- 46. YOU ALWAYS GET BACK MORE THAN WHAT YOU GIVE
- 47. THANK YOU