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The amazing crew over at CERN are hosting an incredible half day session on PCB design, manufacturing, test and interaction with companies for procurement and commercialisation. Register here: indico.cern.ch/event/1535399/

The Day 2 #OHS2025 Open Source Medical panel will have Lukas Winter speaking on the journey of a portable low-cost Open-Source MRI scanner, experiences of developments and documentation, and regulatory challenges to become a medical device.

The final member of the Open Source Medical panel on Day 2 of #OHS2025 is Scott Smith from Openwater who will be covering how the Open Source Medical Device company with a focus on non-invasive imaging and therapeutic devices has come together.

Our final Day 2 panel of #OHS2025 is the Disability and Open Source Hardware panel where Lorraine Underwood will be presenting the One Handed Keyboard, a research project at Lancaster university using modular hardware to create this one handed keyboard.

TIME IS RUNNING OUT to get your #OHS2025 merch! If you want a very rad Summit tee or baseball cap make sure you add them to your cart during checkout or go back and grab yours before the sale is over! Snag yours here: ohs2025.eventbrite.com

During the Disability & OSHW panel on Day 2 of #OHS2025 you can catch Phoenix Perry discussing participatory research w/ disabled designers & game creators that led to adaptive tactile controllers, sensory-friendly designs for neurodivergent players & more

Our final Day 2 Disability and OSHW panel speaker at #OHS2025 is Eilidh Troup is presenting her work on restoring her sight after experiencing a stroke that caused hemianopia using a homemade device easily sourced that utilizes an Arduino, speaker, LEDs & simple code.

In case you are still on the fence we are hitting the last couple days of regularly priced tickets before we move to our late registration prices so snag your tickets ASAP at ohs2025.eventbrite.com

Check out three certifications we think are super rad! We've got Magne Lauritzen's Mathpad, Erfan sotoodeh nia's Line Follower and Vittorio Lumare's Rebelia Hand, all of whom will also be on our Show & Tell livestream this month on May 15th at 1pm EST!

We are so, extremely excited to announce that this year at #OHS2025 we will have e-textile badges made by the incredible Rodney Trusty ! For years we have been dreaming of an e-textile badge...

Rodney's skills, knowledge and creativity have made that dream come true in the most delightful way. We are so very thankful for his work on this and we hope you are all looking forward to experimenting withe badge!

For a full breakdown and information on how this badge works check out Rodney's guide on Hackster.io : hackster.io/00legendary/op…

Here is your #ROS and #robotics news for the week of May 5th! 🌞 ROS Meetup at Automate Show in Detroit 🌞 ROS / OSHWA (Open Source Hardware Association) Pub Crawl Edinburgh 🌞 OpenCV Live 's first conference Monday 🌞 20 ROS events in May 🌞 $5k open software / hardware from UC Berkeley ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

Coming up this Thursday at 1pm EST you can catch our Show & Tell Monthly livestream and hear all about Erfan sotoodeh nia's Line Follower pcb, Vittorio Lumare's Rebelia Hand and Magne Lauritzen's Mathpad! Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=8RBZ_H…

Going live in TEN! come hear about the latest OSHW projects!

Through the support of our NSF grant focusing on open source medical care we are excited to be working on an Open Healthware Conference in New York in August! Check out the conference website and explore how you can get involved: healthware.oshwa.org

And suddenly it’s over… thank you so so much to you all for showing up in Edinburgh, tuning in online and making the Summit what it is. We are so very lucky to have a community full of kind, smart, compassionate individuals who make this whole thing so wonderful.

.OSHWA (Open Source Hardware Association) added 18 new certifications last month, ranging from a programmable mist maker to a snow scale. Check out May's roundup to learn more about these open source designs! hackster.io/news/may-2025-…