We are closing in on the 2026 Open Healthware Conference in San Francisco starting with our Healthware Certification Workshop on July 8th! Curious about how we're exploring the world of health & open hardware? Join us for this free event! Check out the schedule right here: 2026.healthware.oshwa.org
Check out Alessia Romani's talk "Enabling accessible speech assessment and therapy through Open Hardware: Development of an Open-Source nasometer system (mNasometer)" at the Open Healthware Conference in San Francisco! July 9th and 10th!
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This year's Device Prototyping Summer School is coming up soon from the 14th to the 17th of July at Lancaster University.
We have an excellent line-up of speakers and instruction from world-leading experts in the field. Learn more about the event at: lnkd.in/etb-b6jC
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We were proud to once again sponsor this year's Open Hardware Summit!
Representing us were two Device Prototyping Summer School alumni, Manuel Heredia Ortiz and Emma Hansen who brought along their own prototypes to showcase. A massive thank you to Manuel and Emma!!
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Deaftronics manufactured the first solar-powered hearing aid unit called Solar Ear. In direct sunlight, the solar charger is able to charge three batteries simultaneously, in only two to three hours. The batteries last a week, have a lifespan between two to three years, and are versatile.
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Say hello to one of our Open Healthware Conference Speakers: Joel Murphy !
Joel will be sharing his talk "Designing Sideways: Medical Adjacent Devices" on Day one of the Open Healthware Conference. Joel's awesome...
Open Healthware Speaker highlight !!
Alex Hornstein will be sharing his talk "The epilepsy treatment gap, and a close look at where open-source hardware can help, and where it can't" at this year's Open Healthware Conference!
Check out his talk!
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Angelo amplifies emotion is an open source amplifier, with a microphone for the speaker and headphones for the listener. Optimised for hearing loss due to age.
Check them out at our Open Healthware conference on July 9-10th in San Francisco! Rsvp for tickets at Bit.ly/OpenHealthwareConference2026
Such a wonderful piece about the Summit this year! Hope YOU🫵 can join us next time :)
BrailleRAP is an open source DIY Braille embosser. Derived from a 3d printer controller and a bunch of 3d printed parts, BrailleRAP can emboss Braille text in a lot of languages and even emboss vector graphics to build tangible documents like maps, board games, and art representation.
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