OHMC2020 - Revision history

Nicola at 05:00, 26 January 2020

2020-01-26T05:00:25Z

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	== Where is it? ==		== Where is it? ==

	Tuesday January 14, [https://linux.conf.au/schedule/#tuesday Room 8].		Tuesday January 14, 2020 [https://linux.conf.au/schedule/#tuesday Room 8].

	== What to bring? ==		== What to bring? ==
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	* [[OHMC2020 Software instructions]]		* [[OHMC2020 Software instructions]]
	* [[OHMC2020 Hardware instructions]]		* [[OHMC2020 Hardware instructions]]

			= Beyond LCA2020 =

			We want all participants to be able to do more with their car and their perception model. Whether it's using the car and training it up to handle different situations (chase the dog), or adding extra electronics (play a sound if it gets stuck, or flash lights when it's turning), or using the perception module in other circumstances, all things are possible!

			We have a section for [[OHMC alumni]] to take you further.

	= Credits =		= Credits =

	OHMC is mostly run by Andy Gelme and Jon Oxer, with able assistance by their team of robots. 2020 also has the following human assistants: John Spencer, Andrew Nielson, Bob Powers and Nicola Nye. We also rely on a big team of helpers on the day who provide hands-on guidance to attendees, teaching assembly techniques and soldering, and answering questions, who include: Cary Dreelan, Matt Pattison, Mark Wolfe.		OHMC is mostly run by Andy Gelme and Jon Oxer, with able assistance by their team of robots. 2020 also has the following human assistants: John Spencer, Andrew Nielson, Bob Powers and Nicola Nye. We also rely on a big team of helpers on the day who provide hands-on guidance to attendees, teaching assembly techniques and soldering, and answering questions, who include: Cary Dreelan, Matt Pattison, Mark Wolfe.

Jonathan Oxer: /* Schedule for the day */

2020-01-14T04:14:28Z

Schedule for the day

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	\| '''~~Using LattePanda~~''': Brian May		\| '''Creating a Kubernetes cluster using LattePandas''': Brian May
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Jonathan Oxer: /* Schedule for the day */

2020-01-14T04:12:47Z

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	\| '''WEMOS Minis are such a timesaver - or am I doing this wrong?''': Sven Dowedeit		\| '''WEMOS Minis are such a timesaver - or am I doing this wrong?''': Sven Dowedeit
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	\| 4:40 - 5:30		\| 4:40 - 4:55
			\| '''Using LattePanda''': Brian May
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	\| '''Lighting Talks''' (5 minute blocks)		\| '''Lighting Talks''' (5 minute blocks)
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Nicola: Add helpers!

2020-01-13T12:44:42Z

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	Got something to share about your experiences with Open Hardware or Maker life? New to open hardware and want to tell us your achievements? An old hand and want to tell us your gritty stories of failures, successes and lessons learned? Not sure if your idea is suitable? Submit it anyway and we can talk with you about whether it'll fit in.		Got something to share about your experiences with Open Hardware or Maker life? New to open hardware and want to tell us your achievements? An old hand and want to tell us your gritty stories of failures, successes and lessons learned? Not sure if your idea is suitable? Submit it anyway and we can talk with you about whether it'll fit in.

	= On the day =		= Schedule for the day =

	The miniconf is split into morning and afternoon sessions.		The miniconf is split into morning and afternoon sessions.

	~~'''Morning: build your own DingoCar friend'''~~

	In the morning, the hands-on assembly session lets participants assemble a special hardware project developed for the miniconf. For 2020, the project will be a DingoCar! Building it lets you the assemble the hardware and then experiment with the software.

	~~'''Afternoon: talks and further discussions'''~~

	~~The second part of the day will be presentations about Open Hardware topics, including information on software to run on the hardware project built earlier in the day.~~

	~~= Schedule for the day =~~

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	= Credits =		= Credits =

	OHMC is mostly run by Andy Gelme and Jon Oxer, with able assistance by their team of robots. 2020 also has the following human assistants: John Spencer, Andrew Nielson, Bob Powers and Nicola Nye. We also rely on a big team of helpers on the day who provide hands-on guidance to attendees, teaching assembly techniques and soldering, and answering questions.		OHMC is mostly run by Andy Gelme and Jon Oxer, with able assistance by their team of robots. 2020 also has the following human assistants: John Spencer, Andrew Nielson, Bob Powers and Nicola Nye. We also rely on a big team of helpers on the day who provide hands-on guidance to attendees, teaching assembly techniques and soldering, and answering questions, who include: Cary Dreelan, Matt Pattison, Mark Wolfe.

Jonathan Oxer: /* Assembly Project: Perception Module and DingoCar */

2020-01-11T01:16:24Z

Assembly Project: Perception Module and DingoCar

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	Yes, you will need your own laptop to participate in the assembly project to handle the training and control of your DingoCar. Setting some items up in advance will give you more time in the session for the hardware, and provide some relief to the conference wifi.		Yes, you will need your own laptop to participate in the assembly project to handle the training and control of your DingoCar. Setting some items up in advance will give you more time in the session for the hardware, and provide some relief to the conference wifi.

	~~Full~~ [[OHMC2020 Software instructions]] ~~provide more information about the workshop.~~		More information and instructions are available at:
			* [[OHMC2020 Software instructions]]
			* [[OHMC2020 Hardware instructions]]

	= Credits =		= Credits =

	OHMC is mostly run by Andy Gelme and Jon Oxer, with able assistance by their team of robots. 2020 also has the following human assistants: John Spencer, Andrew Nielson, Bob Powers and Nicola Nye. We also rely on a big team of helpers on the day who provide hands-on guidance to attendees, teaching assembly techniques and soldering, and answering questions.		OHMC is mostly run by Andy Gelme and Jon Oxer, with able assistance by their team of robots. 2020 also has the following human assistants: John Spencer, Andrew Nielson, Bob Powers and Nicola Nye. We also rely on a big team of helpers on the day who provide hands-on guidance to attendees, teaching assembly techniques and soldering, and answering questions.

Jonathan Oxer: /* Schedule for the day */

2020-01-01T04:16:13Z

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	\| '''~~topic~~''': ~~presenter~~		\| '''IoT energy monitor using Linux capable host CPU''': Tishampati Dhar
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	\| 4:15 - 4:40		\| 4:15 - 4:40

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 = Assembly Project: Perception Module and DingoCar =

Jonathan Oxer: /* Schedule for the day */

2020-01-01T04:04:32Z

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	\| '''~~topic~~''': ~~presenter~~		\| '''Donkey Cars at Yarra Valley Tech School''': Matt Pattison
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	\| 2:45 - 3:10		\| 2:45 - 3:10
	\| '''~~topic~~''': ~~presenter~~		\| '''ESP32 memory management''': Marc Merlin
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	\| 4:15 - 4:40		\| 4:15 - 4:40
	\| '''~~topic~~''': ~~presenter~~		\| '''WEMOS Minis are such a timesaver - or am I doing this wrong?''': Sven Dowedeit
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	\| 4:40 - 5:30		\| 4:40 - 5:30

Jonathan Oxer: /* Registration and cost */

2020-01-01T02:57:53Z

Registration and cost

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	Of course, this is a very difficult thing to define, and you may be wondering if this applies to you. We don’t want to be in a position of making a judgement call, so we’re leaving it up to your discretion.		Of course, this is a very difficult thing to define, and you may be wondering if this applies to you. We don’t want to be in a position of making a judgement call, so we’re leaving it up to your discretion.

	The cost of the assembly session is AU$~~130~~, which includes all the parts required for you to build your own Perception Module and fit it onto a converted R/C car chassis to make a self-driving model car. Some subsidised places are also available for those who couldn’t otherwise afford to attend. The actual value of the parts provided is approximately AU$260, but thanks to a generous benefactor the cost has been kept low in order to allow more people to participate.		The cost of the assembly session is AU$140, which includes all the parts required for you to build your own Perception Module and fit it onto a converted R/C car chassis to make a self-driving model car. Some subsidised places are also available for those who couldn’t otherwise afford to attend. The actual value of the parts provided is approximately AU$260, but thanks to a generous benefactor the cost has been kept low in order to allow more people to participate.

	[https://forms.gle/2ZQv744b6ny7mXqh8 OHMC2020 Application Form]		[https://forms.gle/2ZQv744b6ny7mXqh8 OHMC2020 Application Form]

Jonathan Oxer: /* Schedule for the day */

2020-01-01T01:14:06Z

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	\| '''Running Tensor Flow on the Perception Module''': ~~presenter~~		\| '''Running Tensor Flow on the Perception Module''': Andy Gelme
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	\| 2:20 - 2:45		\| 2:20 - 2:45