Can openpose's open source code be used as a college student event and for commercial purposes?
open source code? yes, the code is open source for research purposes.
Commercial? --> check README and LICENSE
@gineshidalgo99 I don't think you understand what open source means. In fact, “open” in “openpose” is misleading and incorrect.
The code is open source for research purposes, we don't claim to be open source for all purposes.
@gineshidalgo99 then it is not open source. From https://opensource.org/osd:
- No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor
The license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used in a business, or from being used for genetic research.
I agree with @AlexDaniel, the openpose license is not open source. It is a source-available license as defined by Wikipedia: Source-available software. Some example of source-available software are the Unreal Engine and MongoDB.
Openpose's commercial usage fee is 25k per year and is non-negotiable according to their website.
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@gineshidalgo99 then it is not open source. From https://opensource.org/osd: