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Abstract
With technology shifting and changing so quickly we need to be open to new concepts and ideas. This presentation will touch on several topics to inspire the exploration of upcoming and old technologies in new ways. From using Rabbits as OpenId tokens, to hacking RFID, from empowering your HTML with semantic meaning to the meaning behind butterfly graffiti, Brian will get your mind thinking in new ways, because the things we hack on today are the products of tomorrow.
Language
English
Speakers
Brian Suda
Brian Suda is an informatician currently residing in Reykjavík, Iceland. He has spent a good portion of each day connected to the Internet after discovering it back in the mid-01990s. Most recently, he has been focusing more on the mobile space and future predictions: how smaller devices will augment our every day life and what that means to the way we live, work and are entertained.
He tells us: "People will have access to more information, so how do we present this in a way that they can begin to understand and make informed decisions about things they encounter in their daily life. This could include better visualizations of data, interactions, work-flows and ethnographic studies of how we relate to these digital objects." (more)
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When
Thursday, 3 of December of 2009, from 16:00 to 17:00
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Alexandre Amaral de Carvalho
Alexandre Gonçalves
Ana Figueiras
André Cruz
André Filipe Duarte Eusébio
Andre Gonçalves
André Luís
Anselmo Silva
Antonio Barcia García
Antonio Borges Rosado
António Martins
Artur Jorge Martins
Bauke Schildt
Brian Suda
Bruno Filipe Monteiro de Almeida
Bruno Lopes
Bruno Miguel Batista Ferreira
Bruno Morisson
Bruno Santos
Bruno Silva
Caio Proiete
Carlos Anjos
Carlos Brito Lage
Carlos Oliveira
Catarina Mota
Cátia Nunes
Célia Leocádio
Celso Martinho
cíntia pereira
Daniel José Rodrigues de Sousa
David José Vaz cruz
David Serrano
David Walter Figueira Jardim
Dinis Correia
Diogo Antunes
Diogo Gomes
Eduardo Pinto
Fábio Ferreira
Felipe Ávila da Costa
Filipe Manuel Castro Correia
Filipe Manuel Lopes de Freitas
Filipe Manuel Miranda da Cruz
Flávio Martins
Francisco Alves Cabrita
guilherme malta
Gustavo Funke
Hugo Baeta
Hugo Costa
Hugo Durães
Isa Costa
Ivo Gomes
João Batista
João Bordalo
João de Castro Figueiredo
João Duarte Gomes
João Miguel Forte Oliveirinha
João Pedro Gonçalves
João Pescada
joão ramos
João Rui Martins
João Silva
Jorge Filipe Teixeira
Jorge Miguel Ferreira Alves
Jorge Moura
Jorge Oliveira Santos
Jorge Varandas
José Climaco Pereira
José Luís Baía Ribeiro
José Rodrigues
José Rodrigues da Mata Fernandes
José Vasco Fidalgo Patrício
Luís Couto
Luís Miguel Braga
Luis Neves
Luís Osório do Carmo Ferreira
Luis Simões
Marco Filipe Pedro Louro
Marco Gonçalves
Marco Neves
Marco Neves
Matusalem Marques
Miguel Figueiredo Mascarenhas Sousa Filipe
Miguel Lopes Luís
Miguel Nogueira
Miguel Telles de Carvalho Lopes de Almeida
Nelson Antunes
Nuno Alexandre Almeida de Amicis Rebelo
Nuno Cardoso
Nuno Faria
Nuno Filipe Marques Cruz
Nuno Pereira
Paula Valenca
Paulo Alexandre Mendes von Doellinger
Paulo Alexandre Nunes Traça
Paulo Andrade
Pedro Ângelo
Pedro Cardoso
Pedro Cavaco
Pedro Chambino
Pedro Correia
Pedro Correia
Pedro Couto e Santos
Pedro Diogo
Pedro Gaspar
Pedro Moreira
Pedro Moura Pinheiro
Pedro Sousa
Pedro Teixeira
Pedro Trindade
Remy Sharp
Ricardo Augusto
Ricardo Castelhano
Ricardo Ferreira
Ricardo Santos
Ricardo Vercesi
Ricardo Vitorino
Rita Alves
Ruben Alexandre Silva Ramalho
Rui Carmo
Rui Filipe Rocha Leite
Rui Lopes
Rui Miguel Miranda Ramos
Samuel Martins
Samuel Santos
Sara Santos
Sérgio Bernardino
Sérgio Santos
Sérgio Sousa
Susana Coelho
Teresa Barros
Tiago Abelha
Tiago André
Tiago Boldt Sousa
Tiago César Marques Teixeira
Tiago Henriques
Tiago Portela
Tiago Sá
Tiago Serra
Tiago Silveira Varela
Tomás Senart
Vitor Gaspar Silva
Walter Belgers
Estimated head count: 247 people
(based on the total of persons interested in this talk and the universe of people attending Codebits)
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