Why we have decided to publish the machines of QiTech Industries as an OpenSource project

Our project is now open source

May 27, 2022

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We have decided to make our machines completely open source under the GPL 3.0 license, as we believe in a modern approach to software and collaborative innovation in the field of plastics recycling. All of the software is now available on GitHub at QiTech.

We have also made an effort to provide the most detailed documentation possible of the entire project, so that anyone interested can read all about our filament winding and the other machines.

Christoph Eisenach

Christoph is our code alchemist. When his code doesn't work, he doesn't sleep, so basically he never sleeps. But when his code works, it's absolute magic. Today, Chris is primarily taking loving care of the website for QiTech Industries.

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