Next Meeting: 2025-Jun-10 18:30 - Batteryless Computing
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Jas Eckard
Jun 5, 2025, 1:51:26 PMJun 5
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I'm really excited to announce Tuesday's UCLUG meeting, June 10, 18:30
at OpenWorks. This month we'll have Dr. Jacob Sorber from Clemson
University:
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Learning to compute without reliable power
"The Internet of Things has a battery problem. We simply can’t afford
to recharge, replace, and dispose of trillions of batteries.
Batteryless computing offers hope of a more sustainable future with
devices that can be deployed maintenance-free for decades, but they
are difficult to design, program, test, and deploy, due to frequent
and unpredictable power failures. This talk will explore lessons
learned from two decades of research on intermittently-powered
batteryless systems and what we’re doing today to make batteryless
systems a practical reality."
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If you can't attend in-person, please join us live online along with
ColaLUG, the Columbia SC Linux User's Group, on Jitsi:
https://meet.jit.si/sclugs
If attending in-person, enter OpenWorks from the 3rd floor of
Richardson St. Garage in downtown Greenville, SC. More info on this
entrance at
https://joinopenworks.com/guest-access .
Also, feel free to sign up at:
https://gettogether.community/events/85124/june-2025-meeting-batteryless-computing/
or
https://www.meetup.com/hack-greenville/events/308307879/?slug=hack-greenville&eventId=306586273
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Finally, don't forget that SouthEast LinuxFest is June 13-15 in Charlotte:
https://southeastlinuxfest.org/
--Jas
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at OpenWorks. This month we'll have Dr. Jacob Sorber from Clemson
University:
---
Learning to compute without reliable power
"The Internet of Things has a battery problem. We simply can’t afford
to recharge, replace, and dispose of trillions of batteries.
Batteryless computing offers hope of a more sustainable future with
devices that can be deployed maintenance-free for decades, but they
are difficult to design, program, test, and deploy, due to frequent
and unpredictable power failures. This talk will explore lessons
learned from two decades of research on intermittently-powered
batteryless systems and what we’re doing today to make batteryless
systems a practical reality."
---
If you can't attend in-person, please join us live online along with
ColaLUG, the Columbia SC Linux User's Group, on Jitsi:
https://meet.jit.si/sclugs
If attending in-person, enter OpenWorks from the 3rd floor of
Richardson St. Garage in downtown Greenville, SC. More info on this
entrance at
https://joinopenworks.com/guest-access .
Also, feel free to sign up at:
https://gettogether.community/events/85124/june-2025-meeting-batteryless-computing/
or
https://www.meetup.com/hack-greenville/events/308307879/?slug=hack-greenville&eventId=306586273
---
Finally, don't forget that SouthEast LinuxFest is June 13-15 in Charlotte:
https://southeastlinuxfest.org/
--Jas
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Jas Eckard
Jun 9, 2025, 1:58:55 PMJun 9
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Reminder that we meet tomorrow night for Batteryless Computing with Dr. Sorber!
--Jas
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Ben Francis
Jun 11, 2025, 7:36:42 PMJun 11
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