Open Design is a term created by scholars to comment on new forms of product development, whereas Open Source Hardware is a term that emerged from practice and was coined by hardware developers to indicate compliance with the ethos of the open source movement.

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• open source hardware concept
• open design concept
• product development process concept
• open-source software movement concept