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Friends of Fritzing Summit'08

The yearly Fritzing conference

Thanks for the wonderfully intense workshop! We are collecting documentation here.

Goal

With the new funding comes a reconsideration of the goals of Fritzing. The initial workshop that kicked off Fritzing development in September 2007 proved to be a very fruitful experience: we  gathered the physical computing crowd to discuss the general goals of the project.
It is now time to review how far we got and to plan the next stage.

In this workshop, similar in spirit to the first one, we will exchange experiences with the first releases of Fritzing and brainstorm how the work should continue. The main topics will be the three main use cases that we envision for Fritzing:

  • documentation and sharing, 
  • pcb production,
  • teaching physical computing.

Please take the opportunity to shape the future of physical computing: Join us in this workshop.

Confirmed Participants

Ayah Bedir, Jeff Hoefs (littleBits, NY)
David Cuartielles (K3, Malmö / Arduino)
Durrell Bishop (luckybite, London)
Gero Herkenrath (RWTH Aachen)

Jan Sieber (Bauhaus-Uni, Weimar)
Jens Ewald (Muthesius, Kiel)
Jussi Ängeslevä (UdK, Berlin)
Olaf Val (Kh, Kassel)
Tom Hulbert (RCA, London)
Tom Igoe (ITP, NY / Arduino)
Yaniv Steiner (nastypixel, Turin)

and the extended Fritzing team: Reto Wettach, André Knörig, Zach Eveland, Jonathan Cohen, Dirk van Oosterbosch, Brendan Howell, Mariano Crowe

Dates

June 24th & 25th 2008
at the FH Potsdam, Germany  (near Berlin)

Participation

You should have tried out Fritzing in a project as a designer/artist, used it in your class as a teacher, or be otherwise opinionated about the use of such a tool.

Send us a letter to <info (at) fritzing.org> stating your experiences and your motivation to participate, as well as a short CV.

We might be able to provide funding for travel and accommodation.

Agenda

See the detailed agenda.
Participants are invited to give a short presentation about their experiences and proposals, followed by group sessions to brainstorm future directions of Fritzing and Physical Computing in general. Plus two long nights of socializing.

Location & Accommodation

See the Location Info page, with hotel tips, traveling info and a Map.


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