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Part 1—The History of the Open Source Hardware Association

During our first session, we speak with Alicia Gibb, executive director of the Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) about the open source hardware (OSH) movement. We also speak with Tom Igoe, one of the co-founders of Arduino*, and David Anders, the designer of MinnowBoard MAX* who works in the Open Technology Center at Intel.

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Part 1—The History of the Open Source Hardware Association

(6:07)

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Part 2—Definition of Open Source Hardware

(4:42)

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Part 3—OSH Examples and Resources

(5:13)

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Part 4—A History of the Arduino* Community

(7:32)

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Part 5—The Intersection of Industry and Open Source Movements

(5:57)

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Part 6—David Anders on OSH and the MinnowBoard*

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Part 7—Discussion of the Process of OSH Adoption

(7:49)

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