Open by Default

Open Source

Every schematic, tolerance spec, and process document is public record. No proprietary lock-in. No licensing walls.

Repository

All design files, schematics, and hardware documentation live on GitHub. Fork it, study it, improve it.

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Contributing

We welcome contributions from engineers, manufacturers, and researchers. Open a pull request or raise an issue. All discussion is public.

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Documentation

Manufacturing tolerances, assembly processes, materials specifications, all published alongside the design files. Nothing withheld.

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Release Policy

Design files are published before units ship. We do not release a product without first publishing everything needed to reproduce it independently.

CERN Open Hardware License v2.0 (Strongly Reciprocal)

All hardware designs are released under CERN OHL-S v2.0. This means anyone can use, study, modify, and distribute the designs, provided that any modifications are also released under the same license. The work stays open, permanently.

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This video describes the attributes of open source hardware to the general public. Officially released by the Open Source Hardware Association.

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Open source wins because transparency scales and trust does not. A closed system asks you to take its word. An open one hands you the schematics and invites you to check. That difference compounds: bugs surface sooner, security holds up under real scrutiny, and every improvement builds on the last instead of starting from zero.