'Opening' Hardware
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Open source tool for wave and tidal arrays
Wave and tidal energy design tool DTOcean has been launched as an open source software package. The tool’s developers say it will assist project developers to design wave and tidal energy arrays by identifying optimal layouts, components and procedures.
An active but growing user community is emerging around DTOcean, which industry and research communities are encouraged to join.
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CES 2017: ARM gets an assist in Renault’s open-source electric vehicle, Twizy
The open source movement has had a profound impact on the tech sector over the last two decades, and now those notions are moving beyond software and operating systems to form the basis for flexible yet standardized complete systems – including automobiles.
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Open Source Reaches Processor Core
Whether for budgetary, philosophical, or other reasons, an increasing number of embedded systems are being designed using open source elements. For the most part, these elements are software based, although there are some open source board designs in use as well. Now, the microcontroller that empowers a PCB design is available as an open source design.
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3D Printing Market to More Than Double by 2020
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