Qi is certainly a nice project and building hardware for free software in a
community is probably really fun.
I don't quite understand though, why hardware should be patent-free? Patents
in the physical world actually serve a purpose and there are no problems with
them there, in theory. It's the software world where patents become simply
absurd. If you build a new piece of hardware and are able to make it superior
to old stuff in some way, why not have a patent for the hardware? So that
only you can build this piece for some time, not to hinder others to use it
within their software projects that is.
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