11 projects
For Racial Justice
A community of projects focused on combating racial inequalities through open source technology.
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$22M
Liquid Prep
Liquid Prep offers an end-to-end solution for farmers looking to optimize their water usage; especially during times of drought. It is specially designed for low-literate farmers in developing countries who also need access to advanced agricultural advice to be successful.
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$769K
OpenEEW
OpenEEW is a growing project. We are building technology to detect the earliest signs of an earthquake and issue alerts. The technology could provide people critical time to seek cover or exit buildings before shaking arrives
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$17M
ClusterDuck Protocol
The ClusterDuck Protocol is an open source firmware for mesh network internet-of-things devices based on LoRa radio and can include WiFi and Bluetooth compatibility. This protocol enables quick and easy set up of wireless communications, sensor, and other network devices.
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$386K
Call for Code
Call for Code with The Linux Foundation provides a deployment framework to build, fortify, test, and implement open source projects created through the Call for Code Global Initiative and other sources of tech for good innovation.
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Pyrrha
The mission of the Project is to help to protect firefighters from the immediate and long-term health impacts from the smoke and toxins they inhale by providing real-time information on exposure and by calculating longer-term averages. The project uses custom sensors, smartphone and smartwatch apps, data science, and a dashboard to provide decision-making insight and information.
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$5.2M
ISAC-SIMO
The mission of the Project is to provide a system to validate that the intervention work done for homeowners has been done correctly, completely, and safely.
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$21M
Rend-o-matic
Rend-o-matic enables music groups to create a video wall recording of a piece of music, where all of the individual submissions are captured separately on the performers' phone, tablet or laptop.
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$141K
OpenTempus
OpenTempus combines weather forecasts from The Weather Company and historical data from NASA with crop requirements published by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to provide personalized information for each farmer by location, crop type and the stage of growth. The app gives farmers a chance to close information gaps so they may learn from one another, make more informed decisions, obtain financing and improve their economic outcomes.
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$65K
OpenHarvest
The mission of the OpenHarvest project is to develop a mobile and web application extending digital agriculture services to smallholder farmers and the co-operatives that represent them
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DroneAid
DroneAid defines a visual vocabulary those affected by disasters can use to express their needs. Reading the symbols, drones can relay vital information back to organizations that can help, potentially shortening the response time from days to hours.
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