Businesses, not hobbyists, are the main contributors to embedded Linux, yet open source participation is growing as companies discover the benefits of shared development. This is one of several key findings from a survey of embedded Linux developers conducted jointly by MIT and the University of Munich.
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Thanks for posting the article.
It is perfect to use as a reference in my thesis. A great example of the benefits of OSS in the development of products in a knowledge-based economy.