openbinary
openbinary is a term used to describe data formats that are not proprietary and whose specifications are publicly available. This openness allows any developer or organization to create software that can read, write, or manipulate files in that format without requiring special licenses or permissions. The concept is similar to open-source software, but it applies to the structure and encoding of data rather than the code itself.
The advantages of open binary formats include increased interoperability between different applications and systems. It also