Transforming New Product Development with Open Hardware
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Thursday, 2017-02-23· at 12:10· Broadway III/IV·
summary
Shows concrete cases: uses i.MX6- and UDOO-class open boards to validate features fast, including a multi-touch demo on i.MX6 with a Yocto image to prove market fit and an Android image on UDOO for customer validation to decide against adding Android to product scope. Pulls fixes from community forums, swaps a problematic driver on the next prototype and resolves the bug with zero hours of hardware dev time, and advocates many quick prototypes to learn requirements.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:58Open Source Hardware
- 2:43Examples
- 5:35Companies
- 6:14Innovation
- 7:32Think like a maker
- 9:50Open Source Lab
- 10:48Dremelfuge
- 11:55Building Open Source Hardware
- 13:33Ben KRAS
- 21:28Wand Board
- 24:18Pitfalls
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