Norwich Science Festival 2021 - Revision history

Percy: /* Member Attendance */

2021-10-24T13:33:34Z

Member Attendance

Percy: /* Equipment to bring on day */

2021-10-24T13:33:15Z

Equipment to bring on day

Percy at 13:30, 24 October 2021

2021-10-24T13:30:37Z

Percy: /* Member Projects On Display */

2021-10-14T14:50:07Z

Member Projects On Display

Percy: /* Member Projects On Display */

2021-10-13T17:24:23Z

Member Projects On Display

Percy: /* Member Attendance */

2021-10-13T17:23:16Z

Member Attendance

Percy: /* Member Projects On Display */

2021-10-13T16:50:23Z

Member Projects On Display

Percy: /* Equipment to bring on day */

2021-10-12T16:47:28Z

Equipment to bring on day

Percy at 16:40, 12 October 2021

2021-10-12T16:40:40Z

Percy at 16:21, 12 October 2021

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 == Member Attendance ==
-Alan Childs - Setup, Everyday, all hours
+* Alan Childs - Setup, Everyday, all hours
-Tom G - Setup, Everyday, all hours
+* Tom G - Setup, Everyday, all hours
 == Member Projects On Display ==

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 * LoRa / 4G / WiFi Gateway
-* 2 x Monitors
+* 2 x Monitors (Scratch / Arduino?)
 * Lender Ender 3D Printer
 ** Spare Filament

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 The day they really want us to cover is Tuesday 26th October, which is "Engineering Day".
 It's worth remembering that this will be half-term, so lots of excited children about.
 Between 9:30am and 10:30 is advertised as "Quiet Hour" in the exploratorium, next door, so we might need to be careful with what equipment is running at this time.
-At past Forum events people start drifing in around 9am till 5pm, but it's 10am till 4pm that is busy.
+At past Forum events people start drifing in around 9am till 5pm, but it's 10am till 4pm that is most busy.
 == Area Setup ==
-Total Area 4m x 3m, two power sockets (we need to bring extention leads), wi-fi (Library and Forum,) they can provide tables.
+Total Area about 4m x 3m, two power sockets (we need to bring extention leads), they have wi-fi (Library and Forum,) they can provide tables.
 Food / Drink wise, the Forum has an excellent coffee shop and they have never been bothered about taking cups to the stands.
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 === Equipment to bring on day ===
-It will probably be best to set this up at the Hackspace a few days ahead as everything has to be moved to the Forum either very late the day before or very early morning on the day. Ideally we want to move everything in as quickly as possible.
+It will probably be best to set this up at the Hackspace a few days ahead as everything has to be moved to the Forum either very late the day before or very early morning on the day. Ideally, we want to move everything in as quickly as possible.
 * LoRa / 4G / WiFi Gateway
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 Alan Childs - Setup, Everyday, all hours
-Ben Norcutt - I could look at being around depending on pto I have left
+Tom G - Setup, Everyday, all hours
 == Member Projects On Display ==
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 * Dan R - Laser cut violin
-* Tom G - Would prefer to only do one day. Can bring 8-bit computer. I also have the line following robot which I built for the local scout group. The kids just need to stick black
+* Tom G - Would prefer to only do one day. Can bring 8-bit computer. I also have the line following robot which I built for the local scout group. The kids just need to
-     insulation tape to the floor and the robot will follow it.
+   stick black insulation tape to the floor and the robot will follow it.
    It runs off a atmel 1288p-pu and boots straight to BASIC. The BASIC is very very basic with very few instructions and no floating point numbers.
 * Barny R - I'm off work that week, so I'll either be about or i'll be away. If I'm about, I could bring in the Pen plotter as well.
 * Toby C - Light up sign. clap to change the animation and program with blocks.

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 * Dan R - Laser cut violin
-* Tom G - I’ll do some demo stuff with my diy 8-bit computer if you want anything else? I’ve got a line following robot too as a demo
+* Tom G - Would prefer to only do one day. Can bring 8-bit computer. I also have the line following robot which I built for the local scout group. The kids just need to stick black
    It runs off a atmel 1288p-pu and boots straight to BASIC. The BASIC is very very basic with very few instructions and no floating point numbers.
 * Barny R - I'm off work that week, so I'll either be about or i'll be away. If I'm about, I could bring in the Pen plotter as well.
 * Toby C - Light up sign. clap to change the animation and program with blocks.

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		+	* Alan C - Oscilloscope and Servo using Scratch programming

	* Dan R - Laser cut violin		* Dan R - Laser cut violin

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		+	Ben Norcutt - I could look at being around depending on pto I have left

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 The day they really want us to cover is Tuesday 26th October, which is "Engineering Day".
-They have offered (and Percy has suggested) the Monday 25th which is "Digital Day".
+They have offered (and Percy has suggested) the Monday 25th which is "Digitech Day".
 So we need to cover 26th, and if we can cover 25th even better.