| Time | ||
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| 9:20am |
WelcomePaul Tanner |
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| 9:30am — 10:00am |
Linux Bootloaders and Kernel ConfigurationMelanie Rhianna Lewis |
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| 10:00am — 10:30am |
Open Source Archaeological Geophysics - is it Achievable?Tony Brookes |
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Tea break |
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| 10:40am — 11:10am |
An Open Source Aquaponics Control SystemGareth Coleman & Naomi Rosenberg |
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| 11:10am — 11:40pm |
From Idea to Finished Product: A Tale of DFM and CEMOmer Kilic |
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| 11:40am — 12:10pm |
Driving milling machines with LinuxMatt Venn |
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Lunch |
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| 1:10pm — 1:40pm |
Oxford Flood Network - easier to Apologise Than to Ask PermissionBen Ward |
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| 1:40pm — 2:10pm |
An Introduction to Writing Applications for the Parallella BoardSimon Cook |
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| 2:10pm — 2:40pm |
Radio Then and Pararchive: decentralised, pervasive, and open story tellingJames Medd |
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Tea break |
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| 3:20pm — 3:50pm |
Commercialising your ideasWilliam Stone |
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| 3:50pm — 4:20pm |
OpenTRV: energy technology that saves householders moneyDamon Hart-Davis |
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Tea break |
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| 4:30pm — 5pm |
Interfacing with SPI and I2CMelanie Rhianna Lewis |
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| 5:00pm — 5:30pm |
Introduction to BaserockSam Thursfield |
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| 5:30pm — 6:00pm |
Concurrency in the real world with xCORE and XCAlan Wood |
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Adjourn to one of the many local pubs for a pint and some food
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