Thanks to Davide, some weeks ago I had the pleasure and the privilege of being one of the speakers at the Google Developers Groups DevFest Lombardia in Milano. Being part of such an event, surrounded by many brilliant speakers, is not a responsibility to be taken lightly. I hope I have managed the task, and if the attendees have had at least half the fun I've had I consider myseld more than satisfied (this sentences reminds me a little bit of the parting speech of Bilbo Baggins, so if you find I have not expressed myself clearly enough please assume it was intentional)
The talk presents an introduction to the Google+ platform (thanks to Google for the materials), and shows how easy it is to go
beyond social as we know it and bring it to a different level in the
Internet of Things.
It was great to meet so many brilliant people, some of which were so lucky to be in Mountain View the following week, so I'm looking forward to the next DevFest!
Showing posts with label physical computing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label physical computing. Show all posts
Monday, December 2, 2013
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Physical computing: all around you
Another year, another WhyMCA conference. As always, the organization of the event was awsome, so first of all I'd like to thank Alfredo, Andrea, Paolo and Riccardo (strictly in alphabetical order) for all their effort: I'm sure that the great results have rewarded them well.
As neither Paolo nor I were slaughtered by angry birds or unhappy attendees after our last talk, we decided to risk our already ruined reputation and to give another speech on physical computing. For the lazy ones here are the slides we used:
All the details and the complete video of our talk can be found on the official page of the conference. Thanks to all the attendees for not falling asleep while we walked through the 146 slides (probably the excitement for the incoming mojito party gave a little help). By the way, the hotel staff were only expecting about 20 people, imagine them preparing 200 mojitos for overheated developers!
See you next year - and let everyone know that Alfredo Morresi is a friend of mine :-)
As neither Paolo nor I were slaughtered by angry birds or unhappy attendees after our last talk, we decided to risk our already ruined reputation and to give another speech on physical computing. For the lazy ones here are the slides we used:
Physical Computing - Tutto intorno a te
View more presentations from Andrea Maietta
All the details and the complete video of our talk can be found on the official page of the conference. Thanks to all the attendees for not falling asleep while we walked through the 146 slides (probably the excitement for the incoming mojito party gave a little help). By the way, the hotel staff were only expecting about 20 people, imagine them preparing 200 mojitos for overheated developers!
See you next year - and let everyone know that Alfredo Morresi is a friend of mine :-)
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