Open Source Hardware Camp 2023 CFP — Sat 26/08 & Sun 27/08, Hebden Bridge

[Andy Bennett]

Hello,

Please find details below of the call for participation for Open Source Hardware Camp 2023.

Tickets are not on sale yet, but as with previous years these will be £10/day and this includes lunch. Those presenting and running workshops will receive free tickets. Budget accommodation is available at Hebden Bridge Hostel and there are plenty of B&Bs, plus a number of small hotels in the area.


OSHCamp will once again be hosted as part of the Wuthering Bytes technology festival, which this year is celebrating its 10th anniversary, with the launch “Festival Day” on Friday 25th August. Further details will be made available via the website in due course:

  https://wutheringbytes.com/

Any questions don't hesitate to get in touch!

Cheers,

Andy

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  -+-  Open Source Hardware Camp 2023  -+-

This year Open Source Hardware Camp will take place over the weekend
of Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th August, at Hebden Bridge Town
Hall, St George's St, Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, HX7 7BY.

Proposals for talks and workshops for OSHCamp 2023 are invited!

There is no theme and topics may include, for example:

* Open source hardware projects
* Open development practices and principles
* Novel/interesting/fun projects built using open source hardware
* Tools (hardware and software)
* Skills and techniques, e.g. PCB fab, DIY SMT assembly
* Relevant technologies, e.g. SPI/I2C bus programming
* ...something else relevant to the community

If you would like to give a talk on the Saturday and/or run a workshop
on the Sunday, please submit details via the form at:

https://forms.gle/xkkuX476rtQNzTpJA

Any questions can either be sent to either myself or andrew at
abopen.com.
A social event is planned for Saturday evening.

**** Note that the deadline for submitting titles and abstracts is
Sunday 30th April at 17:00. If you would like to discuss ideas etc.
please get in touch sooner, rather than later. ****




Best wishes,
@ndy

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[Dr John C Bullas]

I might be VERY interested in this is the concept discussed on Saturday, a system for the Dalek to follow people using some sort of image based tracking could be showcased, happy to drive up would have two passenger spaces, would probably stay in a Holiday Inn instead as  I snore like a pig

Comments? But not about my snoring! 

JB 

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[Joshua Wright]

I actually did something similar to this in one of my final year course works for biologically inspired robotics (I say did, COVID meant it never actually got together) but I was doing tracking of a person with the intent of having the robot "imprint" on a person when it starts and tracking that person in the video feed, I'd be happy to share some of that and help with any code if need be

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