Talks

Talks are on Friday, May 30th at The Nucleus Building, The University of Edinburgh.

Welcome

Lee, Sid, Alicia

All Yarns Are Beautiful: Breathing new life into old knitting machines

Carson Holgate

Democratizing material and technological knowledge: RepMat Library (REPlicating MATerials Library)

Alessia Romani

The Mothbox Project: How Open Source Hardware Can Benefit Conservation Research

Bri Johns, Kitty & Andy Quitmeyer, Hubert Szczygiel

Snack break

Building a FAIR Battery

Sanli Faez

Open Source Desktop Biofibers Spinning Machine: From Biomaterials to Biofibers

Eldy S. Lazaro Vasquez, Xin Wen, Nefeli Hadjiyiannis, Mirela Alistar, Laura Devendorf, Michael Rivera

Growing Food with Electricity: Sustainable Protein Production with a Kitchen-Table Bioreactor

Gerrit Niezen

Maintaining KiCad's libraries

Kliment

Lunch

Building effective factory test systems with open hardware: a case study from Cynthion

Martin Ling

From Shelves to Impact: How TU Delft is turning shelved projects into open hardware stars

Jerry de Vos & Santosh Ilamparuthi

Social Robots for Student Care: The Open-Source Robot Study Companion

Farnaz Baksh, Matevž Zorec

The Quetzal-1 CubeSat: Open Sourcing the Design for Guatemala’s First Satellite

Dan Alvarez

Snack break

Adventures in Selling Open Hardware

Joshua Lifton

BrailleRap: re-making an opensource braille printer for meaningful engagement

Saad Chinoy

Developing Low-Cost, Open-Source Hardware for Ecosystems Monitoring in the African Context

Gabriel Kiarie

Printegrated Circuits: Scalable 3D Interactive Objects

Oliver Child

How to turn your favorite sensor into a scientific instrument: a guide for curious makers

Eli Silver

VanSpoof and F**dG3ar: Reverse engineering proprietary bike components to prevent e-waste

Mike Coats

Commitment to the Bit: Celebrating the Folks Who Keep Vintage Hardware Alive

Josh Sucher

Closing remarks

Alicia