Audio files from the Open Hardware Summit at the New York Hall of Science – Sep 23 2010. (Video is coming)
INTRODUCTION
Welcome [mp3] [ogg] [video]
- Peter Semmelhack, Bug Labs
- Ayah Bdeir, Creative Commons & littleBits
- Alicia Gibb, Bug Labs & NYCResistor
WHY DO OPEN HARDWARE?
INSTITUTION Sprint talks
- Amanda McDonald Crowley, EYEBEAM: ‘Open Art and Tech’ [mp3] [ogg] [slides]
- Jim Barkley & Sam Sayer, MITRE: ‘ARx: Almost-Ready-to-Anything’ [mp3] [ogg] [slides]
- Andy Lee, NASA: ‘NASA’s Open Lab’ [mp3] [ogg]
OPEN HARDWARE IN REALITY
BUSINESS: Open hardware business models [mp3] [ogg] [slides]
- Moderator: Eric von Hippel, MIT Sloan School of Management
- Chris Anderson, DIYdrones & Wired
- Peter Semmelhack, Bug Labs
- David Carrier, Parallax
- Phil Torrone, Adafruit & Make
- Massimo Banzi, Arduino
- Bunnie Huang, Chumby
PRODUCTIZING: Scaling/ Manufacturing/ Moving beyond DIY [mp3] [ogg]
- Moderator: Dale Dougherty, Make
- Eric Pan, Seeed Studio
- Matt Peddicord, Buglabs
- Clint Cooley, Circuit Co
- Nathan Seidle, Sparkfun
- Paulo Blikstein, Stanford University & GoGoBoard
- Taylor Hokanson, DIYLILCNC
VENUE
- Eric Siegel – New York Hall of Science [mp3] [ogg]
LAW: Open hardware licenses and norms [mp3] [ogg]
- Moderator: David Mellis, Arduino & MIT Media Lab
- Windell Oskay, Evil Mad Scientist
- Wendy Seltzer, Harvard University: Berkman Center for Internet & Society
- Matt Stack, Liquidware
- Michael Weinberg, Public Knowledge
- Peter Brown, Free Software Foundation
- Xavier Carcelle, OHANDA
DESIGN sprint talks
- Dave Vondle, IDEO: ‘Re-examining Design for Open-Source Hardware’ [mp3] [ogg] [slides]
- Georgina Voss, Tinker: ‘To Build a (Smart) Home’ [mp3] [ogg]
- Mike Kuniavsky, ThingM: ‘Three crappy Open Hardware situations we’ve had to deal with, and what we did.’ [mp3] [ogg]
EDUCATION sprint talks
- Leah Buechley, MIT Media Lab: ‘OSH in the Academy’ [mp3] [ogg]
- Dan Steingart, City College CUNY: ‘Ardustat:A Case Study in Open Source Hardware for Academics’ [mp3] [ogg] [slides]
- Michael Shiloh, Teach Me to Make: ‘Highly Learnable Open Hardware’ [mp3] [ogg] [slides]
DEFINITION AND DISCUSSION
* Ayah Bdeir, Creative Commons & littleBits: Introduction of definition 1.0 and signing [mp3] [ogg]
On Friday May 10 2013 the Internet Society’s New York Chapter (ISOC-NY) webcast the Sensemakers NYC Meetup event: Parsons Design and Technology Final Presentations live from Alley NYC. After a keynote from Peter Semmelhack, CEO of Bug Labs and a founder of the Open Hardware Summit, students from the New School’s Design and Technology (MFA) program demo’d their quantified-self final projects. These included: a movie recommendation engine based on biometric analysis; a dog tracking system; an EEG hacked from a child’s toy; a mental-focus-stimulator; a cinematic experience that reacts to your heartrate. Video archive is below:
Charlie Brown, and 
Thank you so much for posting these! My recorder died half way through the summit so I really appreciate being able to get them after the fact.