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| - | ====== The basic idea ====== | ||
| - | gcc/binutils/etc : software engineering :: | ||
| - | lindsay : mechanical engineering :: | ||
| - | **openbench : electrical engineering** :: | ||
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| - | Entire 'project' consists of 6+ 'bench tools' pretty much everything except a DMM (no point to doing it) to create a platform for development, possibly speeding up the 'fab lab' revolution a bit | ||
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| - | Tools are optimally available in 3 "configurations" : basic/low cost, better/medium cost, best/highest cost | ||
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| - | ====== Licensing ====== | ||
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| - | Completely open source from mechanical (DXF), to hardware (schem, layout), to firmware (CPLD/microcontroller) to software. | ||
| - | (Read more [[http://www.ladyada.net/resources/openhardware.html|here]]) | ||
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| - | either Creative Commons, GPL, MIT, BSD or a mix | ||
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| - | Contains only out-of-patent or unpatented technology | ||
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