Inspire creation with technology such as the Raspberry Pi over a pint.
We encourage people to stand up and speak about their Raspberry Pi experiences, cool projects and give easy tutorials.
Many people bring along their projects to show off (quite right too) and get some help and advice with some sticky problem.
All are welcome!
The Babelboard- Rapid prototyping with Open Source h/w and s/w
Romilly Cocking
Romilly runs RARESchool, a website that offers news, books and courses for Teachers, Students and Makers. He has been programming for almost 60 years and programming in Python since 2002. He is a long-term supporter of the Raspberry Pi and he's currently exploring MicroPython on the BBC micro:bit and is keen to share what he's learned.
Boiling Nemo
PJ Evans
PJ Evans is a freelance web application developer based in Milton Keynes. When not changing the world one JavaScript exception at a time, he can be found at The National Museum of Computing, where he runs the Milton Keynes Raspberry Jam and gives talks on Colossus, the world’s first programmable computer. Hobbies include vintage computing, putting Raspberry Pis where they frankly shouldn’t be and protecting his fish at all costs.
The evolution of a Raspberry Pi robotics controller
Neil Lambeth
Neil has worked in the Special Effects industry for over 20 years, creating electronic and mechanical gadgets and gizmos of all shapes and sizes for TV, Film, and Theater. He is now working in education where he's trying to inspire as many children as possible to get into coding and robotics using the Raspberry Pi.
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