September RRLug Meeting Agenda: 09/08/16

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Sep 082016
 

The September RRLug meeting will be held starting at 6:00pm on Thursday, September 8th. Directions: When you arrive at Rasmussen College take the elevator to the third floor then turn right and walk straight into the meeting room (Boardroom). This months agenda is as follows:

  • Raspberry Pi /GrovePi – Bob Wirka of Realtime Control Works will be demonstrating a Raspberry Pi 3 with a GrovePi I/O board. It has software that allows you to connect the I/O devices schematically to perform control functions. It runs the Sedona Framework VM which allows you to program an application program using a schematic tool. There is a component for each of the GrovePi sensors that you can place on the schematic and then connect with “wires”. Lots of other function blocks available as components. Open source.
  • Boiler Control Project – Gary Melvin  is going to show us the boiler monitor and alert system he has recently developed.  I’ve seen a little of this in the past and its very interesting.
  • Linux News – Bring a Linux news event from the last month and we can discuss it during tonight’s meeting.

Hope to see you all there, particularly since we are going to have some really interesting presentations tonight!

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August RRLug Meeting Agenda: 08/11/16

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Aug 102016
 

The August RRLug meeting will be held starting at 6:00pm on Thursday,  August 11th. Directions: When you arrive at Rasmussen College take the elevator to the third floor then turn right and walk straight into the meeting room (Boardroom). This months agenda is as follows:

  • Beaker – Tracy Henness is going to do a short presentation using Beaker for program development.
  • Defcon – Joe Granneman is going to share  slides and  interesting news from the conference.  Hopefully he will discuss the demo he saw  on how to hack an embedded Linux computer by inserting a pin at the right time in the boot sequence. This should be exciting.
  • Linux News – Bring a Linux news event from the last month and we can discuss it during tonight’s meeting.

Hope to see you all there!

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