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Vote For The Open Source Hardware Logo

March 23, 2011 by Mike Szczys 29 Comments

The Open Source Hardware (OSHW) initiative is rolling right along. But now it’s time for you to share your input. The movement is choosing a logo and you get to decide which one it will be. The ten finalists shown above were narrowed down from the 129 submissions received during the public call for logos. The thought is that any time you have a new project which fits the OSHW definition you can slap this on the project page, or silk screen it right on the PCB (although OSHW applies to more than just electronic projects). A picture says a thousand  words you know.

Voting ends April 5.

[via Evil Mad Scientist]

Posted in NewsTagged logo, open source hardware, oshw, vote

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