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Atadiat is the First Opensource Hardware Startup in Syria
By Staff on November 10, 2013
According to the news coming from facebook and twitter, Open Hardware finally lands in Syria:
First Opensource Hardware start-up in #Syria @atadiat produce it’s first product SHAMDUINO from all local resource. #Arduino #ShamDuino
— Ahmad Sufian Bayram (@sufian_bayram) November 1, 2013
via atadiat (atadiat) on Twitter.
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