OSHUG

— Open Source Hardware User Group

A group of people with a shared interest in Open Source Hardware, we hold regular meetings in and around London. We welcome suggestions for topics and speakers for future events on the discussion list.

Events:

  1. Open Source Hardware Camp 2026
  2. Open Source Hardware Camp 2024
  3. Open Source Hardware Camp 2023
  4. Lightning talks and BCS OSSG AGM
  5. Open Source Hardware Camp 2019
  6. Inaugural London RISC-V meetup
  7. What's New In Cryptography & Security
  8. Makerspaces
  9. Open Source FPGA Hardware and Tooling Past, Present and Future
  10. Machines and systems of past, present, future
  11. Mentoring & Advocacy in Open Source + OSSG AGM
  12. Members' Lightning Talks
  13. 3D Printing and Making
  14. Open Source Hardware Camp 2018
  15. Shrimping (hand-built Arduino) workshop for children and adults
  16. Yanking the Chain: Open Source Software Compliance in the Supply Chain
  17. Intel® Movidius™ Neural Compute Stick Workshop
  18. Collaborative music making, ultra-low latency audio and sensor processing
  19. RISC-V, RISC-V, RISC-V
  20. OSSG AGM, Reimagining EDSAC, NetBSD Updates, Semantic and Change Coupling of Software Classes
  21. Open Source Hardware Camp 2017
  22. CHERI CPU, Adding Security to Compilers, Trust & Provenance in Open Data
  23. Getting started with NetBSD on embedded platforms Pt. 2
  24. Getting started with NetBSD on embedded platforms
  25. An introduction to software-defined radio with LimeSDR
  26. FPGA projects past, planned and possible
  27. Educating the Next Generation (myStorm update, micro:bit, encouraging next generation)
  28. Getting started with FPGAs and Verilog using project IceStorm and myStorm
  29. The Future of Open Source (chip design for the masses, musical instruments, algorithms as pictures, open source research)
  30. Open Source Hardware Camp 2016
  31. Drones Pt. 2 (Captain Buzz, Whirly Blades of Death, Bounder)
  32. Open Source Chips Pt. 3
  33. NMI Open Source Conference
  34. Open Source Where You Least Expect It
  35. Embedded Platforms (BSD, OpenWRT, Plan 9 & Inferno)
  36. Open Energy Tools & Interoperability (Open Inverter, OpenTRV, Heat Pump Monitoring)
  37. Security (Hardware RNG, PGP key signing party)
  38. Open Source Hardware Camp 2015
  39. Chips Pt.3 (BERI, Do we need separate Hardware Construction languages? OpenTransputer)
  40. Wiring the Internet of Things with Raspberry Pi & Node-RED
  41. Hackerspace/makerspace/fablab panel discussion
  42. Radio Pt. 3 (OpenBeacon, HPSDR, Ruling Drones)
  43. Energy (Exploring "open" in energy, Electricity from Woodchips, OpenTRV)
  44. Open Source in Business
  45. Chips Pt.2 (Chip Design for Teenagers, Cocotb, lowRISC)
  46. Open Source Hardware Camp 2014
  47. Teaching (Teaching with LilyPad, Raspberry Pi in education, MzTEK)
  48. Radio Pt.2 (Networking Literacy Project, Everyone has a radio in them)
  49. Embedded Scripting (Lua, Espruino, Micro Python)
  50. Privacy and Security (Security protocols in constrained environments, RFIDler, Indie Phone)
  51. Speed (overclocking, souped-up BBC Micro, compiler optimisation)
  52. Production by the Proletariat (RepRap, TVRRUG)
  53. Open Source Hardware Camp 2013
  54. Boards (Beautifully Functional Circuits, Little Printer)
  55. Sensor Networks (Contiki, Low Power Wireless Sensors, quick2link)
  56. Is Three (Writing AVR Firmware, Panel)
  57. Lightning Talks
  58. Products (Nanode, An Industry Perspective, Licensing Update)
  59. Embedded (Erlang, Parallella, Compiler Options and Energy Consumption)
  60. Open Source Hardware Camp 2012
  61. Drones (UDB4, OpenRelief, ARDrone + Kinect)
  62. Kits (Homesense, Quick2Wire)
  63. Energy-efficient Computing (Open Compute, BeagleBoard, Event-driven XCore)
  64. Practical System-on-Chip (Program your own open source FPGA SoC)
  65. Manufacturing (Breadboard to Finished Product, Arduino Shield, Modular RepRap Electronics)
  66. Wireless (Hacking Commodity Wireless, Practical Wireless, Contiki OS, CWIG)
  67. Open for Change Pt.2 (Hexayurt, O + S Project, Onawi)
  68. Open Source Hardware Camp
  69. Practical Approaches (Double-sided PCB Design, Controlling Power, 3W RGB LED Controller )
  70. Goes to Canterbury! (Collaboration, building communities, surface mount adventures)
  71. Open for Change (Radiation Monitoring in Japan, 40 Fires, Bristol Braille Technology)
  72. Chips (Programmable Logic, Computer Conservation with FPGAs, OpenCores & OpenRISC 1000)
  73. Performance (MilkyMist)
  74. Learning (BBC, Tinker London)
  75. At Home (Tacticalendar, Denkimono Clock)
  76. Radio (HPSDR)
  77. Community (mbed, DesignSpark, London Hackspace)
  78. Arduino: An Open Source Hardware Success Story
  79. Open Hardware Licensing and Models for Sustainability
  80. An introduction to the XMOS XCore XS1 and Amino

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