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Part 2—Definition of Open Source Hardware

In this segment, Alicia Gibb summarizes the definition of open source hardware (OSH), the details of different sharing practices depending on the type of hardware project, and the intention of the open-source hardware movement as a means of reproduction: “free as in speech not as in beer.”

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Part 1—The History of the Open Source Hardware Association

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Part 2—Definition of Open Source Hardware

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Part 3—OSH Examples and Resources

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Part 4—A History of the Arduino* Community

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Part 5—The Intersection of Industry and Open Source Movements

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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

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