An open hardware handbook
This file presents a possilbe table of content for a handbook to learn how to make research hardware more open and FAIR. The idea is to list the kind of content we would like. For each (sub-)chapter, we will then - see if it can be a specific part of the turing way book - see what source can be re-used to write it (turing way book/openmaker doc/ Deflt course doc, other) - write new turing way chapter, or enhance existing ones
We may create a special built of the turing way book, choosing and reorganising these chapters.
versions: 1. discussion between JC and SA, complemented during edition by JC
1 Introduction
1.1 What is open (research) hardware
1.2 Purpose of open hardware
1.3 Working open versus publish open
1.4 Hardware development steps
1.4.1 Ideation and requirements
1.4.2 Prototypes
1.4.3 Stable release
1.4.4 Production ready
2 Hardware as a research output
2.1 (Lack of) Recognition
2.2 Publication options
2.3 Harware licenses
2.4 Making hardware citable
2.5 Making hardware discoverable
3 Open hardware project setup
3.1 Do not reinvent the wheel
3.2 Community and interested parties
3.2.1 Contributors
3.2.2 Users
3.2.3 Hardware producers
3.3 Working in the open
3.3.1 Setting your repo for collaborative work
3.3.2 Making it inclusive per default
3.3.3 Recognize and encourage contributions
3.3.4 Think long term (new maintainers)
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