Opennautics is developing open source space exploration hardware, such as rocketry and astronomy products. Collaboration of product development and documentation can be accomplished in the cloud with ownCloud. View the calendar (not yet) to see upcoming events and project milestones.
The success of Opennautics and open source space hardware depends on the community. Submit ideas and discuss new innovations. Give your thoughts in the forum. Take a look at the user contributed showcase to see photos and altitudes that members have achieved (not yet). Also, view similar organizations, or, Friends of Opennautics (not yet).
Join the Opennautics community by creating a new account. As an open source hardware advocate, Opennautics encourages anyone to freely download design documentation (CAD), view bill of materials (BOM) and improve upon the existing products. Tutorials are available for beginners. View the frequently asked questions, and learn how to help Opennautics grow.
"Open Source Hardware (OSHW) is a term for tangible artifacts -- machines, devices, or other physical things -- whose design has been released to the public in such a way that anyone can make, modify, distribute, and use those things." Opennautics has chosen to use the CERN Open Hardware License for all products.
