Hardware Reference
In-Depth Information
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, as well as a poster of what “must” versus “may” be al-
lowed to call hardware open source. In addition, the Summit is held annually. OSHWA
has held other events as well. For example, it gathered key lawyers in the field of open
source hardware for a legal day to discuss IP practices and open source hardware.
OSHWA hosted a symposium with Congressman Jared Polis, and wrote up instructions
for the community to host similar symposiums. OSHWA hopes to continue adding to re-
sources and events about open source hardware in the future.
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