This is a guest post from Fairdevices. At Fairdevices, ‘fairness’ primarily refers to honesty towards the customer through open-source schematics, whereas other projects, such as the [Fair Mouse](https://blog.opensourceecology.de/de/2025/09/maker-faire-reunion-long-live-the-fair-mouse/), tend to associate fairness more with good production conditions than with open source. This difference stems from the different communities, but is also due to the varying […]
A new paradigm of objects
As someone new to OSH, I felt that spending two days at the Open Hardware Summit attuned my vision to a world of possibility I hadn’t noticed before. Products are no longer singular objects, but clusters of parts that can be reused, repaired, or modified. Suddenly, daily items are no longer opaque systems that I […]