Better Hardware, Better Research

Overview

zool, wearing green, at Map Limehouse

Lake Windermere, site of continuous sampling since the 1940s

A paper based on an Engineering Workshop prototype

Neil Mullinger delivering part of the “Field Electronics and Sensors” course

Alba Gomez Segura installing an AMI moth monitor

A prototype site for the Floods and Droughts Research Infrastructure

Better Hardware, Better Research

A representative scene from Edinburgh Hacklab

“Open Instrumentation, like open data, is key to reproducible science”

A futuristic mushroom sensor designed with kids by BBC R&D

A drone firing sharp projectiles with MicroMoth acoustic sensors into the tree canopy

Decomputing

The classic data science plane damage image, but it’s a bird

Concept design for a dog backpack wireless router

The P0ND at the UKCEH Edinburgh offices

RC2014 Mini Picasso

Gathering for Open Science Hardware - active community
Audiomoth - Open Acoustic Devices - fieldwork in UKCEH by Jenna Louise Lawson
AMI System built by the Engineering Workshop, code by Alba Gomez Segura
Floods and Droughts Research Infrastructure
LabCrafter - UK startup creating “Open tools for open science”
“Open Instrumentation, like open data, is key to reproducible science” - Julian Stirling of OpenFlexure paper
Decomputing
Wuthering Bytes Festival which includes a one-day “OSHCamp”
My Bike’s Got LED - example OSHWA-certified project
RC2014 Mini II Picasso - community around a kit, with joy!
Wuthering Bytes Festival which includes a one-day “OSHCamp”
My Bike’s Got LED - example OSHWA-certified project
RC2014 Mini II Picasso - community around a kit, with joy!
Poking holes in reality with prototypes and Prototyping and Power - two talks by Libby Miller