
This simple yet powerful belief has transformed technology. But it doesn’t end there. Open Source Stories celebrates how community, meritocracy, and a free exchange of ideas can unlock potential across a range of disciplines. We hope these stories inspire others to embrace open source in their own work and communities.
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How is open hardware helping people make groundbreaking scientific discoveries?
Saron Yitbarek makes the case that it’s not just code that moves the tech industry forward—it’s also emotion.
Sara Chipps discusses innovative ways to get young girls excited about coding.
Femi Owolade-Coombes discusses how the power of open source and community can unlock potential for young coders.
A global community of volunteers design, fabricate, and distribute open source 3-D-printed prosthetics for free.
Alicia Gibb talks about bringing open source to a new layer of products through open source hardware.
An IT director, teachers, administrators, and students help bring an open educational model and a 1:1 laptop program to Penn Manor High School.
Self-driving cars are here, and it’s starting to get weird. This is a story about data, decisions, and the future of an entire industry.
Caleb Harper discusses how open source technology is changing agriculture.
CO.LAB teaches students how to solve problems, share ideas, and create collaboratively.
Nathan Seidle discusses how open source is good for both humanity and business.
A mammoth laser cutter. An Arduino development kit. A hackerspace. Three women making art with open hardware.
How is Tate Exchange at Tate Modern using open source principles to transform itself into a 21st-century museum?
Intelligent machines are taking over. But not how you might think. Meet the people behind the AI revolution.
Two brain cancer patients open their healthcare journeys for all to see.
What happens when you close city streets for a weekend and turn over control to creative people?
Corinne Warnshuis talks about creating open source opportunities for women.
Richard Hulskes discusses his favorite project and how the open source mindset is radically changing hardware development.