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See also [[Simone Log]]
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Revision as of 16:05, 15 February 2013

See also Simone Log and OSHW Documentation Hackathon Documents

See OSHW Documentation folders. We are looking for organizers and developers to assist in the Open Source Hardware (OSHW) hackathon: GUI, CAD, database, APIs, software architects, information architects and others. If you are interested in joining the development of OSHW documentation, please email Simone Cicero, simone dot cicero at Gmail. Requirements are: (1) you are part of an open hardware project and you need a documentation platform; (2) you can help organize or participate in the hackathon.

Links

Teams

  • GUI
  • Architecture
  • Animation
  • Explainer Video

Mission

The goal is to invite a broad away of open source hardware

Stakeholders

  • OSHWA: Alicia Gibb
  • Open Source Ecology: Marcin Jakubowski
  • DIYDrones: Chris Anderson
  • Sparkfun: Nathan Seidle
  • Arduino: Tom Igoe, David Mellis, Massimo Banzi
  • Adafruit: Phil Torrone, Limor Fried, Becky Stern
  • Littlebits: Ayah Bdeir
  • Lilypad: Leah Buechley
  • EMSL: Windell Oskay
  • Protei: Cesar Harada, Gabriella Levine
  • Alchematter: Dominic Muren, Dustyn Roberts
  • Wikispeed: Joe Justice
  • Wikihouse: Alastair Parvin
  • Open Source Architecture: Darren Gill, Haiti branch
  • Lasersaur: Addie Wagenknecht
  • Makeblock:
  • Open Structures:

Venues in NYC

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