Open Hardware is much more than designing chips and circuit boards, and you don't need to be a hardware engineer to contribute!
In this talk, we explore the Open Source Hardware (OSHW) ecosystem, from digital hardware designs and RISC-V to development tools, automation, documentation, and community building. We introduce the FOSSi Foundation, LibreCores, and other initiatives that make open hardware accessible to contributors of all backgrounds.
We'll also discuss how to discover projects, get involved in communities, and find opportunities through programs like Google Summer of Code. Whether you're a software developer, student, hardware enthusiast, or newcomer to open source, there is a place for you in Open Hardware!