So, hello, welcome in this second robotic encimulation dev room, we're really, really glad
to be here again this year.
So who are we, and a little bit why it's important, I don't know if you know how dev rooms
organized in the first game, but basically first game gives us infrastructure, the wall
and IT and everything, and we have to do all the rest, call for participation, organization
of the room being here, doing the schedule.
And so, there is me, I know, I'm from Bitcoin, we made these small rooms, you can find
them here, Matt from Folk's Club, Lucas from Acumen, and Kimberley from Maguire Robotics,
Sue Kuh, and Fred, our first emexpert from the Aclips Foundation.
And why are we here in how, so, I've been starting going for them like 10 years ago, because
of Fred, and he's been bugging me about targeting his dev rooms since then, so two years
ago, we did a burst of fatter for robotic, at first empoint 24, and it was fairly successful,
there was a call of people coming, even people doing small lighting talks, so we thought
that there was something we could do, and we proposed the dev room last year, it was accepted,
we had half day, and way too many proposals, so we had to cut a lot of talk and reduce
the sizes of a lot of talks, so we did ask again this year, and this year we got full day,
array, we still have too many talks, so sorry for the talk that were refused or squeezed,
yeah, there's so much time we have in one day to do that.
Robotic is very, very open source, like a lot of field that touches to IT, and this is,
I mean, I guess the same reason that a lot of fields, it's really the most efficient way
to work together and to make progress together, so that's the list of a lot of open source
robotic projects that are in there, there's a lot more of you Steve, it those are the big one,
and all these projects, I mean, there's the biggest and the most prominent project
in the space, and there are open source, so open source, we have it space in a conference
like first them, robotics.
If you want to discuss about the talk or anything, feel free to join the matrix room,
there should be the live stream as well, I didn't check but it was last year, and it's also
great to ask question, so there's going to be a Q&A session after each talk where we will pass
this microphone and you can ask your question, but you can also ask question on the matrix
room and we will pass them and ask them to the speaker, and we have a very busy schedule,
couldn't put it all in one slide, obviously, but here's the schedule for today, and we have
a full day of presentation, including 25 minute talk, 45 minute talk, and also a branch of
lighting talk, the lighting talk session is going to be squeezed, I mean we have two lighting
touch sessions that's going to be all together, so no living and entering in between
lighting talks, but there's going to be one in morning, one in afternoon, I think.
Yeah, that's it for so welcome, so welcome, here, and let's have a fun day.