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Dive into the open (source) waters.
Related projects (A-Z)
Other ongoing projects
INEDIT (sister project)
Open innovation ecosystems for do it together (DIT) process
> inedit-project.eu/
INTERFACER
Building the digital infrastructure for Fab Cities
> interfacerproject.eu
iProduce (sister project)
Social manufacturing platform for open innovation and co-creation
> iproduce-project.eu
Open Know-How community
Setting of new standards for open source innovation
> openknowhow.org
COSMOLOCALISM
Creating a sustainable economy through the commons
> cosmolocalism.eu
Distributed Design Market Platform
> distributeddesign.eu
OSCILATE
Open-source based capability building in latecomer firms
> unepdtu.org
REFLOW
Circular economy business models
> reflowproject.eu
The Open Hardware Observatory (OHO)
P2P evaluation platform for innovative and sustainable open source hardware
> oho.wiki
The Open Source Imaging Initiative (OSI2)
Community-based development of medical imaging devices
> opensourceimaging.org
Predecessor projects
OPEN!
Methods and tools for community-based product development
> opensourcedesign.cc
REMODEL
Toolkit to create open source business models
> remodel.dk
Careables
Open source hardware in healthcare
> careables.org
MAKE-IT
Platforms for maker communities
> make-it.io
Making Sense
Open source approach for local communities
> making-sense.eu
ecoMaker
> iit.tu-berlin.de
Made with CC
What is an open source license and what alternatives does open source practices offer companies and organisations?
In the book “Made with Creative Commons”, Paul Stacey and Sarah Hinchliff Pearson dive into how we share resources and why it isn’t working – and present several examples of companies and organisations that have successfully made revenue using open-source principles.
The full book can be found here. Of course, it’s open source, so that you yourself can reuse, remix, and share it however you want.
