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The Open Oximeter sensor, which costs less than £10 to make, has been developed by a team at the University of Bath.
The Open Oximeter sensor, which costs less than £10 to make, has been developed by a team at the University of Bath.
November was another big month for open hardware certifications; with close to 73 new projects certified from a variety of domains. The certification website and API have been up for a while and there is a growing awareness about just how easy it is to certify your project. While there are a number of new projects being certified this month there were also a number of tried and true maker favorites now applying to formally certify their projects. If you live in the western United States or Australia you probably spent a few months of this year dreading going outdoors due to the extreme wildfi...