The Open Hardware Design Alliance (OHANDA) label represents four freedoms adapted from the Free Software movement: the freedom to use the device for any purpose; the freedom to study how the device works and change it (requiring access to the complete design); the freedom to redistribute the device or design (remanufacture); and the freedom to improve the device or design and release those improvements to the public.

Authors

• Person: Not available Organization: Open Source Hardware Association
  Brief History of Open Source Hardware Organizations and ...

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• Brief History of Open Source Hardware Organizations and ... oshwa.org Open Source Hardware Association via serper

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• Free Software movement concept