Curious about how open hardware is shaping the future of technology and education? This panel discussion is your chance to dive into the origins and rising importance of open hardware in universities. We’ll explore how it builds on the open-source software movement to drive innovation, sustainability, and accessibility in ways that are transforming academia and industry.
Through real-world examples, like CERN's Open Hardware Repository, you’ll discover how open hardware is making advanced technology more accessible and collaborative across disciplines. Join us to gain valuable insights into how universities can leverage open hardware to enhance research, improve sustainability, and reduce costs.
Why attend?
- Cost-effective innovation: Learn how open hardware offers affordable alternatives to proprietary solutions, opening doors to cutting-edge technology.
- Sustainability: Explore how open hardware supports environmentally friendly innovation by encouraging resource sharing and reducing waste.
- Collaboration: Discover how open hardware fosters a culture of cross-disciplinary teamwork and knowledge sharing, breaking down silos between departments and institutions.
Whether you're an educator, researcher, or industry professional, this session will provide you with strategic insights on the value of open hardware. You’ll leave with actionable knowledge that can be applied directly to your projects or programs.
Meet the Speakers
- Hayley Hung, Associate Professor at EEMCS, TU Delft
- Arti Tyagi, Postdoctoral Researcher at TNW, TU Delft
- Begum Tanis, Assistant Professor at TG, TU Delft
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a movement that’s democratizing innovation. Register now to secure your spot and enjoy a free vegan lunch! Feel free to invite a colleague or friend who might also benefit from attending.
