Yes. World Network is committed to open sourcing as much of its technology as possible and full decentralization of the network. This is done not only for transparency and security, but to enable other teams that want to build devices for World Network in the future.
As an important step, all relevant hardware-related engineering files for the Orb’s current version have been released in a GitHub repository. You can download Eagle (PCBs) to view the files and use Autodesk’s CAD viewers for free.
All files are published under the World Network Responsible Use License, which is based on the MIT Open Source License and inspired by Uniswap’s BSL and Electric Coin Co.’s BOSL. The license balances transparency and decentralization while preventing capture and reducing the risk that World technology could be used in harmful ways. The firmware will also, whenever possible without compromising security, be open sourced or released under the Responsible Use License in the future.
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