← Edition 2020 · Health technology as commons: trustable, affordable, adaptable
Pooling good practices
- Date
- 16–18 November 2020
- Venue
- online
- Themes
- Circles of commoning
Leaders of open hardware projects pool their good practices to create a guide.
Discussions, 90 min.
Programme
- Monday 16 November, 10:30
M1. Designing sustainable hardware and software
Life cycle, design, materials, maintenance, recycling, etc.
- Tuesday 17 November, 09:15
M2. Mobilising a community
Commit for the long term, foster ownership of the project, identify and recognise contributors, etc.
incl. G. Jeanmaire. Translating video games for medical purposes: challenges and difficulties
- Tuesday 17 November, 11:15
M3. Funding an open-source hardware project
Business models.
- Tuesday 17 November, 13:00
M4. Collecting and preserving health data
Privacy, anonymisation, dissemination, etc.
- Wednesday 18 November, 09:30
M5. Ensuring hardware quality
Legitimacy for caregivers, legal obligations, liability, etc.
- Wednesday 18 November, 15:00
M6. Open science and public policy
Open science in Canada, the European Commission's strategy, etc.
Programme of the Open Village 2020 (festival document).
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