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===OHO Standards for Technical Documentation=== | |||
Until 2020, there were no standards for the technical documentation of Open Hardware projects. As a result, project documentation was often inconsistent, unclear or incomplete. | Until 2020, there were no standards for the technical documentation of Open Hardware projects. As a result, project documentation was often inconsistent, unclear or incomplete. | ||
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** [[Technical drawings#Guidelines|Guidelines]] | ** [[Technical drawings#Guidelines|Guidelines]] | ||
* [[Technical notes]] | * [[Technical notes]] | ||
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** [[Reverse engineering#guidelines|Guidelines in Reverse Engineering projects]] | |||
** [[Reverse engineering#selection|Video selection]] | |||
** [[Reverse engineering#reference|Reference measurement]] | |||
** [[Reverse engineering#image|Image Processing]] | |||
** [[Reverse engineering#plausibility|Plausibility check]] | |||
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Revision as of 22:58, 22 July 2021
OHO Standards for Technical Documentation
Until 2020, there were no standards for the technical documentation of Open Hardware projects. As a result, project documentation was often inconsistent, unclear or incomplete.
OHO therefore has developed standards for technical documentation as an important step to get better documentations of Open Hardware projects. Of course these standards are based on the current international standards.