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You know that open-source software like Apache or OpenOffice that actually makes it possible for you to do things on your own? Some bright guys applied that to hardware and have developed BUG, an open source, web-enabled, modular software + hardware platform. Sound cool? Here&#
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Have you found the part where they tell you if the community can modify/improve the hardware? Are they planning on releasing schematics? Is this really open source hardware?
Regardless, this is a very interesting project!
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That's what I would call open source hardware. The only company I have seen that's even close to this is Neuros:
http://www.neurostechnology.com/
http://www.neurostechnology.com/community
I guess that the only people that can answer this are the folks at Bug. We'll have to wait and see if/when they speak to this question.