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# Open know-how manifest
# according to The Open Know-How Manifest Specification Version 1.0
# for more info, see http://openknowhow.org/
# The content of this manifest file is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
# Licenses for modification and distribution of the hardware, documentation, source-code, etc are stated separately.
# Remove any fields that are not used. Comments (beginning with '#') may also be removed.
# Manifest metadata
date-created: 2022-04-27 # YYYY-MM-DD
#date-updated: [value] # YYYY-MM-DD
manifest-author:
name: Jérémy Bonvoisin # required | text
affiliation: University of Bath # text
email: [email protected] # email address
manifest-language: EN-UK
#documentation-language: [language-code]-[region]
#manifest-is-translation:
# title: [value] # text | Title of the original
# manifest: [value] # URL - Absolute path | OKH manifest location
# web: [value] # URL - Absolute path | web presence location
# lang: [language]-[region] # language of original
#documentation-is-translation:
# title: [value] # text | Title of the original
# manifest: [value] # URL - Absolute path | OKH manifest location
# web: [value] # URL - Absolute path | web presence location
# lang: [language]-[region] # language of original
# Properties
title: OttoDIY # required | text | A title to identify the thing
description: | # required | paragraph
Otto is truly Opensource robot for education; it means the hardware is easily discerned so that others can make it, is also Arduino compatible, 3D printable and customizable, the perfect opportunity to build and have your very first robot, learn robotics and have fun, you will learn the logical connection between code and action, and by assembling it, you will understand how its components and electronics work. Visit our website www.ottodiy.com for more detailed info. This Repository have all source including 3d design, 3d print files, libraries, Arduino code, how to guides, instruction manuals and even some papercrafts to personalize your own robot .
#intended-use: | # recommended | Paragraph
# [value]
#keywords: # At least one keyword is recommended | text array
# - [keyword 1]
# - [keyword 2]
project-link: https://www.ottodiy.com/ # At least project-link or documentation-home is required, otherwise recommended | absolute path URL
#health-safety-notice: | # paragraph
# [value]
#contact:
# name: [value] # text
# affiliation: [value] # text
# email: [value] # email address
# social:
# - platform: [value] # text
# user-handle: [value] # text
contributors: # recommended
- name: Otto DIY Workshop # text
affiliation: Otto DIY Workshop s.r.o., Nové sady 988/2, Staré Brno, Czech Republic # text
# email: [value] # email address
image: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Open-Hardware-Leaders/OttoDIY/master/_img/portraitOfOtto.jpg # recommended | absolute or relative path
#version: [value] # text
#development-stage: [value] # text
made: true # boolean - true or false
made-independently: true # boolean - true or false
#standards-used:
# - standard-title: [value] # Required where used | Title of the standard used in developing the design or documentation
# publisher: [value] # Publisher of the standard
# reference: [value] # Reference indentifier of the standard (e.g. ISO 9001)
# certification: # If certification has been granted confirming compliance with the standard
# - certifier: [value] # Individual or organisation granting the certification. Use "Self" for self-certification
# date-awarded: [value] # Date certification was granted
# link: [value] # Link to evidence of certification (e.g. certificate). Use an an absolute path to an external resource or an absolute or relative path to evidence within the documentation.
#derivative-of:
# title: [value] # text | Title of the original
# manifest: [value] # URL - Absolute path | OKH manifest location
# web: [value] # URL - Absolute path | web presence location
#variant-of:
# title: [value] # text | Title of the original
# manifest: [value] # URL - Absolute path | OKH manifest location
# web: [value] # URL - Absolute path | web presence location
#sub:
# title: [sub 1] # text | Title of the original
# manifest: [value] # URL - Absolute path | OKH manifest location
# web: [value] # URL - Absolute path | web presence location
# License
license: # At least one license is required | The format should be an SPDX identifier. See https://spdx.org/licenses/hardware: [value] # recommended | The license under which the hardware is released
documentation: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License # recommended | The license under which the documentation is released
# hardware: [value] # recommended | The license under which the documentation is released
# software: [value] # recommended where software is used | The license under which the software is released
licensor:
name: Otto DIY Workshop # text
affiliation: Otto DIY Workshop s.r.o., Nové sady 988/2, Staré Brno, Czech Republic # text
# email: [value] # email address
# Documentation
documentation-home: https://github.com/Open-Hardware-Leaders/OttoDIY # At least one of the project-link or documentation-home fields is required | absolute path
#archive-download: [value] # Absolute or relative path
design-files: # recommended
- path: https://github.com/Open-Hardware-Leaders/OttoDIY/tree/master/CAD # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
#schematics: # recommended where applicable
# - path: [value] # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
#bom: [value] # recommended | absolute or relative path | Direct the maker to the Bill of Materials
#tool-list: [value] # recommended | absolute or relative path | Direct the maker to a list of tools required to make the thing
making-instructions: # recommended
- path: https://github.com/Open-Hardware-Leaders/OttoDIY/tree/master/How%20to%20guides # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
#manufacturing-files: # recommended where applicable
# - path: [value] # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
#risk-assessment: # recommended
# - path: [value] # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
#tool-settings: # recommended where applicable
# - path: [value] # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
#quality-instructions:
# - path: [value] # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
operating-instructions: # recommended
- path: https://github.com/Open-Hardware-Leaders/OttoDIY/tree/master/How%20to%20guides # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
maintenance-instructions: # recommended
- path: https://github.com/Open-Hardware-Leaders/OttoDIY/tree/master/How%20to%20guides # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
#disposal-instructions: [value] # recommended
# - path: [value] # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
software: # recommended where applicable | Source code or executable software that the thing uses
- path: https://github.com/Open-Hardware-Leaders/OttoDIY/tree/master/Code # Absolute or relative path
# title: [value] # text
# User defined Fields
# Include any custom / extended fields here