Got get a free ticket now! and @electrotechs should be one compulsory 
Is someone planning to make a talk?
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Registered for this, should be good.
Hard to see how everyone can get 7 minutes to talk? That’s max of 8 speakers per hour…anyone know any more?
I guess there won’t be many spaces?
No idea .
Do we have SLMS t-shirts? Maybe we can use the event for visibility
I’d gladly be a walking billboard for SLMS at the event if we have any XL branded shirts going.
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Normally not everyone does talk at these events even if it asks you to prepare slides.
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And they are gone , there is the waiting list only…
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I have a spare.
I’ve been at the pub night yesterday night with them , was awesome, a lot of interest stuff , see you there for who is coming!
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I am going, have a ticket. Hope to see you there Andrea.
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Lots on interesting stuff at the first conference sponsored by Hackaday. The ingenuity of some makers is remarkable. The format was that each attendee (about 150) could make a 7 minute presentation about whatever they liked. This included:
- An old Nintendo light “gun” modified to fire visible laser “ray” and trigger a remote laser “explosion” on a screen.
- Bike-mounted LED indicators using RasPi and triangular array of LED’s. Much more practical than it sounds.
- Hilarious “speak your weight” scale, returning the result of the animal that weighs the same as you (funnier than it sounds)
- Using Python code in very small platforms
- Shoe inserts that measure pressure for rehab of brain injuries
- How to make and buy cider
- The Beeline bike direction device, but focusing on what problems emerge when customers return defective goods - fascinating.
- “Why we should teach computers to lie” in IoT applications. Much more interesting than it sounds)
The day was sponsored by RS Components, who promoted their free CAD/circuit design applications among other things.
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