Any producer may self-certify at any time that their products meet the requirements for an Open Source Hardware Association Certification. In order to do this, the certifying party must submit a completed Certification Mark License Agreement. The Open Source Hardware Association will then review the Agreement and, if appropriate, certify the product as open source. Certified products receive a unique identifier and permission to use the OSHWA Open Source Hardware Certification Logo. Completing this process signifies that the certifying party meets the requirements outlined in this document and binds the certifying party to follow the Certification Mark Usage Guidelines. A list of all certified producers is available in the project directory.
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