Open Source Hardware Documentation Jam to be held in NYC on April the 26th-28th

By Staff on April 19, 2013

Help bring Open Source Hardware to the next stage

in New York City at ITP-NYU – April 26-28, 2013Join us on this 3-day co-design jam to improve Open Source Hardware documentation practices and facilitate collaborative innovation.

Create and contribute to one of the several parallel projects that will be prototyped.

Software expert? Designer? Hardware hacker? We can use you help and passion!

via Open Source Hardware Documentation Jam.

In case you are in NYC, you could join this amazing event for the good of open hardware!

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