Secure Open-Source Lab: How To Build Your Own Hardware And Reduce Research Costs Narrated By Joshua M. Pearce Displayed In Mobi

open source way is going to take over scientific equipment I can tell you that if you work in a lab everything costs so much it is as if it was made from gold.
The idea of sharing digital files and just printing out lab tools for pennies is brilliant!! Great book! Great resource

Provides a solid introduction to affordableD printer built lab equipment for beginner to advanced makers and DIYers.
Good insight into the next tech revolution! After reading the preview, I purchased the full book on the hopes that this would be more instructive.
In fact, the bulk of the book appears to be somewhat recycled content, including a bulky chapter on how to assemble a reprap.
It is nice having this content in one place so that you don't have to go hunting about for this info, On the other hand, a single page HTML summary with links to all

of the included open source content might have been just as useful and not been close to, especially in ePub.
This is at most abook, and if you are considering purchasing, wait until it is discounted to that level,

The author might have been better served writing a Forrest Mims style notebook, three hole punched, that doubled as a note taking device.
"OpenSource Lab: How to Build Your Own Hardware and Reduce Scientific Research Costs" details the development of the free and opensource hardware revolution.
The combination of opensourceD printing and microcontrollers running on free software enables scientists, engineers, and lab personnel in every discipline to develop powerful research tools at unprecedented low costs.
After reading "OpenSource Lab," you will be able to: Lower equipment costs by making your own hardwareBuild opensource hardware for scientific researchActively participate in a community in which scientific results are more easily replicated and cited
Numerous examples of technologies and the opensource user and developer communities that support themInstructions on how to take advantage of digital design sharingExplanations of Arduinos and RepRaps for scientific useA detailed guide to opensource hardware licenses and basic principles of intellectual property.