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TALKS SCHEDULE*
Friday, July 22
12:00 - 12:45 Self-Sovereign Identity
13:00 - 13:45 Cost-effective decisions and technology
16:00 - 16:45 How a Green Data Scientist turns Aloy into a Picasso character
17:00 - 17:45 Development of free/open applications for machine vision using Qt libraries: HSK Vision case study
18:00 - 18:45 Key open source technologies for 5G
19:00 - 19:45 From zero to racer: how to create your own race-level autonomous car
Saturday, July 23
11:00 - 11:45 ZX Basic: programming was never this simple
12:00 - 12:45 Augmented Reality (AR) and Avatars - another world in sight
13:00 - 13:45 SDR: Listen to the radio waves around you
16:00 - 16:45 IVAO
17:00 - 17:45 Quantum computing: what is it and what can we expect from it?
18:00 - 18:45 Metaverse? Web3? - I don’t know what it is, but I like it!
19:00 - 19:45 Inmunología con pinzas de tender la ropa
20:00 - 20:45 Electric vehicles - Just for geeks or a universal solution?
Sunday, July 24
11:00 - 11:45 Play-2-Earn video games, NFTs and Blockchain
12:00 - 12:45 DietPi. All the possibilities of a Raspberry Pi/SBC in one single distro
13:00 - 13:45 Indie development in the 90s: NoriaWorks
16:00 - 16:45 Data science & AI: From Big tech to the world
17:00 - 17:45 Following the trail of the winged horse (Pegasus)
18:00 - 18:45 Helium - the good and the not so good
19:00 - 19:45 Breaking down a frame
*This programme is provisional and is therefore subject to changes that will be duly notified.
Self-Sovereign Identity
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Santiago de Diego
Company: TECNALIA Research & Innovation
Description of the session:
Identity is one of the first cross-cutting areas where decentralisation will have a major impact. Over the last few decades we have seen how identity has moved from a centralised model to new federative models. Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) aims to return the power of identity to the user alongside blockchain (although not necessarily), enabling the user to govern the attributes that make up their identity, thus maximising their privacy. Thanks to SSI, users can digitally demonstrate that they are over 18 or their city of residence without having to reveal their true age, identity or specific place of residence.
What audience does it address?
Informative talk, general public.
Brief Speaker CV:
Santiago de Diego is a mathematics and IT engineering graduate from the University of Granada (UGR), EHPC certified, he has a Master in information security from the UNIR, and is a remote PhD student at the UGR.
He currently works as a cybersecurity researcher at TECNALIA Research & Innovation, where he essentially works on R&D projects focussed on cybersecurity and blockchain. His lines of research cover DLT architectures, sovereign identity and cybersecurity in industrial environments and critical systems.
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 12:00 - 12:45
Cost-effective decisions and technology
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Ana García-Serrano
Company: Bikai Global
Description of the session:
Businesses that make decisions using objective data improve their results. 3 out of 4 entrepreneurs make intuitive decisions.
How do you make decisions?
Every day we make decisions, but do we know if they are the right ones? Do we know the consequences? Can we assess the results? Technology allows us to transform available information into concrete actions for improvement.
But, is technology enough?
- The success of any implementation strategy depends directly on our ability to define our objectives.
- Feeding the learning loop is key to digital transformation.
What audience does it address?
- CEOs, CFOs and CTOs
- All managers who make strategic and operational decisions in an increasingly volatile and changing environment (the number of parameters to be taken into account is growing; the unknowns are increasing; resources are limited).
- All companies that want to turn their data into PRIVILEGED INFORMATION for DECISION MAKING.
Brief Speaker CV:
Degree in economics, postgraduate qualification in finance and an MBA. 25-year career in auditing, consulting and management of different departments, including general management. She has always been interested in data analysis and has led the implementation of different management tools. Expert in analytical modelling.
Web: www.bikaiglobal.es
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMgGuREIt-euRvI8Yx2HUug/featured
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 13:00 - 13:45
How a Green Data Scientist turns Aloy into a Picasso character
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Iratxe Carrey Braum
Company: NTTData
Description of the session:
This talk will look at sustainability and AI. We will cover the following points:
- What is sustainable development?
- How can AI help achieve the SDGs in the 2030 Development Agenda?
- How does AI inhibit sustainable development?
- What is Green AI?
- How can we measure the resources used by AI?
- Techniques for becoming a Green Data Scientist
- Style Transfer Learning: the model we’ll use to transform the photo of Aloy, the protagonist of the Horizon-Forbidden West game, into Picasso format.
What audience does it address?
Anyone who is interested in sustainable development and wants to know how AI can affect it.
Brief Speaker CV:
SAP consultant for 17 years with over 11 years of experience using analytics in planning and consolidation processes in SAP BPC and, 1 year ago, in SAC. After studying the Big Data and Business Intelligence programme at the University of Deusto, my passion for advanced analytics and all that machine learning models can do increased. My current hobby is to join advanced analytics challenges in order to learn, improve and test my modelling skills.
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 16:00 - 16:45
Development of free/open applications for machine vision using Qt libraries: HSK Vision case study
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Javier Alvarez Mazuelas
Company: HardSoftKoop S.L.
Description of the session:
C++ programming using Qt Creator and applications in the field of machine vision.
What audience does it address?
General public, preferably with some programming knowledge.
Brief Speaker CV:
Degree in physics (electronics and automation), UPV/EHU
20 years of experience in systems and programming (Windows/GNU/Linux)
1 year of experience in programming with Qt libraries (GNU/Linux)
Web: http://www.hardsoftkoop.com/
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 17:00 - 17:45
Key open source technologies for 5G
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Alaitz Mendiola Alcaraz
Empresa: Red Hat
Description of the session:
The latest generation of mobile networks (5G) is characterised by higher connection speeds and lower latency, which will have a direct impact on the quality of services provided to users. These improvements are possible thanks to new, cloud-based network architecture and the use of new practices and technologies, many of which are open source.
The aim of this conference is to introduce key concepts, technologies and open source projects in 5G networks, such as cloud-native architecture, automation and DevOps practices.
What audience does it address?
IT and telecommunications professionals who are interested in finding out how mobile networks will work in the future. Individuals interested in projects such as Ansible, Kubernetes and CI/CD solutions.
Brief Speaker CV:
Alaitz Mendiola has a degree in telecommunications engineering from the University of the Basque Country and a PhD in information and communications technologies in mobile networks from the same university. During her time with the I2T research group and the cybersecurity start-up Keynetic, she specialised in software-defined networking (SDN) and network functions virtualization (NFV) technologies. She currently works as part of the Telco Solutions department at Red Hat, where she develops open source-based solutions for the telecommunications sector.
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 18:00 - 18:45
From zero to racer: how to create your own race-level autonomous car
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Roberto Niubó Arango
Company: Unisys
Description of the session:
Have you heard the terms Deep Learning and Machine Learning, but you don’t know what they are even though we’re surrounded by this kind of technology in our everyday lives? Do you like racing cars and would you like to take part in an international, autonomous car race?
Thanks to AWS DeepRacer, without any prior knowledge of this type of technology and fairly easily, I learned what Deep Learning was all about. I was able to create my own neural network model capable of making a scale model car go around a race track, not only qualifying for the European finals at the time, but also becoming the winner of the Accenture World Cup in 2020 out of around 4,000 competitors, some of them experts in the world of artificial intelligence.
This talk aims to bring AWS DeepRacer and the reinforcement learning techniques used in machine learning to the public, and also to take advantage of the AWS DeepRacer technology to demonstrate that anyone, with or without previous knowledge and with or without technical skills, is able to train a neural network in less than an hour based on machine learning to solve a problem: to be able to make our car, either physical or virtual, drive around a circuit as fast as possible, completely autonomously.
We’ll also be able to squeeze our neurons (and those of our models) to compete in the AWS DeepRacer League, where we can compete for various prizes for the fastest lap time. And we're not just talking about a welcome kit once we’ve qualified for the Pro League, rather the actual AWS DeepRacer or an all-expenses-paid trip to Las Vegas to race the actual models at the AWS re:Invent event at the end of the year.
Are you ready?🏁🏎️
What audience does it address?
General public, with or without previous technical expertise, interested in new technologies.
Brief Speaker CV:
Born in Zaragoza. I’m a Salesforce developer at Unisys. I’m a fan of new technologies and passionate about hardware and anything with buttons and lights. “If you’re breaking it, you’re learning”. In my spare time I'm usually playing on my PC or Switch, watching Formula 1, taking pictures, composing music or editing videos. AWS DeepRacer Accenture World Cup 2020 World Champion.
Date: Friday, 22nd of July, 19:00 - 19:45
ZX Basic: programming was never this simple
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jose Rodríguez “Boriel”
Company: RetroEuskal
Description of the session:
Programming for retro computers has been marked by a fairly steep learning curve due to the limited features of the machines themselves. Presentation and introduction to ZX Basic, enabling the development of programmes for ZX Spectrum computers using a BASIC-based language, but which allows quality video games to be easily created.
What audience does it address?
Open to all.
Brief Speaker CV:
Canary Islander living in Barcelona. I’m passionate about retro-computing, compilers and programming languages. For some years, I’ve been developing ZX Basic, a BASIC language compiler that creates programmes for the Sinclair family of computers, mainly the ZX Spectrum.
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 11:00 - 11:45
Augmented Reality (AR) and Avatars - another world in sight
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jorge R. López Benito
Company: CreativiTIC
Description of the session:
Augmented Reality (AR) allows us to merge the real world with digital objects, enriching our own reality. Augmented reality has already revolutionised fields such as education and medicine, and it is now within our reach for creating our own experiences without any technical expertise required. We can create our own alter egos (avatars) and soon we’ll be able to teleport to other places and share reality with other people, either ourselves or through our avatars (the unique digital identity of our persona). This session will teach you about the past, present and future of this technology, how it differs from Virtual Reality (VR), its development towards Extended Reality (XR) and fields of application. You’ll also be able to create your own avatar and transfer yourself to the metaverse. All participants will receive one year’s free access to metAClass Studio.
What audience does it address?
The general public and anyone interested in understanding which applications offer us new realities, such as Extended Reality (XR).
Brief Speaker CV:
An entrepreneur with more than 15 years of experience in immersive technologies and virtual/augmented reality (XR). Associate lecturer at Deusto University, where he teaches interactive multimedia and video games. He has written several books, publications and patents on these subjects and is the founder of various business initiatives specialised in the field of immersive technologies, metaverse and video games, such as CreativiTIC, AugmentedClass and Gate8Games. Since 2019, he has been an expert assessor for the European Innovation Council through the EIC Accelerator and has been recognised as a 'Key Innovator in Augmented Reality' by the European Commission.
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 12:00 - 12:45
SDR: Listen to the radio waves around you
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jose Angel Calvo Conde
Company: Araba ST Telecomunicaciones
Description of the session:
This talk will use illustrative videos to look at what an SDR is, what we can listen to by using it and how to use it.
What audience does it address?
If you are curious about the waves and signals around us, then this talk is for you.
Brief Speaker CV:
I’m a telecommunications technician and I teach about the world of telcos on my social media and Twitch channels (twitch.tv/araba_st).
Web: www.unantenistaeneltejado.com
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 13:00 - 13:45
IVAO
Language: Spanish
Speakers: Ibai Lejarraga and Elías Herrero
Company: IVAO ES International Virtual Aviation Organisation
Description of the session:
What is IVAO and what is involved? How it works, its capabilities and scope.
What audience does it address?
The general public.
Brief Speakers CV:
Ibai: Staff member at IVAO España and Service Team member at FIR, Madrid.
Elías: Head of IVAO España.
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 16:00 - 16:45
Quantum computing: what is it and what can we expect from it?
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Mikel Garcia de Andoin
Company: Department of physical chemistry UPV/EHU, EHU Quantum Center and Tecnalia
Description of the session:
Quantum computing has attracted a lot of attention in the last few years. The benefits of this technology amaze many people, but also worry others. A basic understanding of the intricacies of quantum science can help us approach this technology from a more realistic point of view. To do this, it is important to understand the latest developments in both hardware and software. Nor can we forget the key role played by classical computing in all of this, as from the very beginning, it has been an inseparable part of quantum computing. We will look at the potential of quantum computing and the challenges we still have to face.
What audience does it address?
The talk aims to be as informative as possible, targeted at the general public, although familiar concepts will be mentioned for those who have some understanding of computers and mathematics.
Brief Speaker CV:
PhD student at the department of physical chemistry at UPV/EHU. I work on quantum algorithms for optimisation and machine learning, developing new techniques to solve classically complex problems. The aim is to obtain new algorithms or computing techniques based on this technology that will accelerate calculations beyond classical limits. https://scholar.google.es/citations?hl=es&user=4etFWp4AAAAJ
Web: https://nquirephysics.com/
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 17:00 - 17:45
Metaverse? Web3? - I don’t know what it is, but I like it!
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jorge R. López Benito
Company: CreativiTIC
Description of the session:
Metaverse, the IT thing everyone is talking about. This talk will analyse the Metaverse concept so that we can understand what it is, where it stands and what realistic expectations it offers us today. Metaverse, Web3 and the future of the Internet: looking for gold or selling shovels?
What audience does it address?
The general public and anyone interested in understanding where the next internet (r)evolution is coming from.
Brief Speaker CV:
An entrepreneur with more than 15 years of experience in immersive technologies and virtual/augmented reality (XR). Associate lecturer at Deusto University, where he teaches interactive multimedia and video games. He has written several books, publications and patents on these subjects and is the founder of various business initiatives specialised in the field of immersive technologies, metaverse and video games, such as CreativiTIC, AugmentedClass and Gate8Games. Since 2019, he has been an expert assessor for the European Innovation Council through the EIC Accelerator and has been recognised as a 'Key Innovator in Augmented Reality' by the European Commission.
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 18:00 - 18:45
Inmunología con pinzas de tender la ropa
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Alfredo Corell Almuzara
Company: Catedrático de Inmunología de la Universidad de Valladolid
Description of the session:
El profesor Alfredo Corell, catedrático de Inmunología de la Universidad de Valladolid, expondrá en el contexto de su trayectoria como divulgador científico de la inmunología y desde su cargo de Vocal de la Junta directiva de la Sociedad Española de Inmunología, se vió en marzo de 2020 en el ojo del huracán informativo con respecto a la pandemia de la COVID-19 provocada por el SARS-CoV-2.
La comunicación científica hercúlea que debieron de desarrollar los científicos y divulgadores en estos meses se centró fundamentalmente, en el caso del prof. Corell, en dos caminos paralelos y complementarios:
-Información en medios de comunicación convencionales: televisión, radio, prensa escrita y prensa digital
-Información en Redes Sociales
A lo largo de la ponencia se desgranarán momentos de participación en todos estos formatos, con diferentes modalidades. En el caso concreto de la televisión se discriminará entre las participaciones en “mesas técnicas” de expertos sanitarios, frente a participaciones individuales en formato “micro-clase magistral divulgativa” para transmitir mensajes muy específicos.
En el caso particular de la prensa escrita, se discriminará entre artículos colaborativos con periodistas relativos a temas de actualidad, frente a la redacción de artículos exclusivos y divulgativos para revistas de un tinte más académico. Se comentará las utilidades de la participación en medios a la hora de trasladar la información a redes sociales, y las actividades específicas realizada en el ecosistema social.
Y finalmente, se hará un repaso al modo de colaborar en la tarea concreta de responder a los bulos (fake news) de modo colaborativo en plataformas de “facts checking” tales como Maldita.es, Salud sin Bulos, Newtral y EfeVerifica.
What audience does it address?
Todos los públicos.
Brief Speaker CV:
Alfredo Corell (Madrid, 1963) es un inmunólogo, catedrático de universidad y divulgador científico español, miembro de la Sociedad Española de Inmunología.
Corell nació en Madrid en 1963. Es licenciado y doctor en Biología en la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, realizando la especialidad de Inmunología y la tesis doctoral en el Hospital 12 de octubre de Madrid. Realizó una estancia postdoctoral en la Fundación Anthony Nolan de Londres. Durante 18 años realizó labores investigadoras y de diagnóstico inmunológico en diversos hospitales como el Hospital 12 de Octubre de Madrid.
Su trabajó el área de la Inmunogenética y la Histocompatibilidad incluye el descubriendo un pseudogen del cromosoma 6 humano, dentro del sistema HLA: HLA-DRB6. Tiene más de 60 publicaciones científicas en revistas de alto impacto incluyendo las prestigiosas New England Journal of Immunology, Lancet, Immunology Today y Mucosal Immunology
En 1999 se incorporó como profesor de Inmunología en la Universidad de Valladolid. Desde 2020 es catedrático. Y ha sido durante 2 años Vicerrector de Innovación Docente y Transformación Digital de la Universidad de Valladolid.
Corell es el coordinador del proyecto de innovación docente Immunomedia, una plataforma digital de docencia y divulgación en la que participan profesores de seis universidades españolas y dos extranjeras, que ha sido reconocida tanto nacional como internacionalmente.
En su faceta de divulgador científico, ahora es colaborador permanente en La Sexta Noche; La hora de la 1; y Está Pasando. También ha participado en Informe Covid, Horizonte, Cuatro al Día, Las Cosas Claras, Las mañanas de la 1, Espejo Público, Todo es Mentira, El programa de Ana Rosa, Ya es Mediodía, Sálvame y Más vale Tarde. A menudo interviene en los informativos de canales nacionales, locales y autonómicos. Ha colaborado con periódicos impresos y digitales nacionales y autonómicos, y participa asiduamente en plataformas de desmentidos de bulos sobre salud en Maldita.es, Salud sin Bulos y Newtral.
En 2016 y 2018 impartió sendas charlas TEDxValladolid y TEDxUdG sobre innovación educativa y divulgación científica.
En 2018 fue nombrado ‘Mejor Docente Universitario de España en 2018’ en los II Premios Educa Abanca. También en este año, el proyecto Immunomedia que coordina, obtuvo el Premio Medes de la Fundación Lilly a la mejor iniciativa para la divulgación de la Medicina en Español.
En 2019 su compromiso con el colectivo LGTBi fue reconocido con el premio Triángulo Rosa de la Fundación Triángulo de Castilla y León.
En 2021 ha sido galardonado con el Premio Innovador al Personaje Único del periódico El Mundo de Castilla y León, obtuvo el Primer Premio CSIC-Fundación BBVA a la Comunicación Científica y ha sido incluido por la lista Forbes entre los 100 españoles más creativos del mundo empresarial.
En mayo de 2022 ha recibido el “Premio Orgullo Friki”, otorgado por FrikiMad, y en junio de este año ha recibido el premio “Influencers awards de ciencia” otorgado por la redacción de la revista Influencers.
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 19:00 - 19:45
Electric vehicles - Just for geeks or a universal solution?
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Mikel Agirregabiria Agirre
Company: President of AUVE (association of electric vehicle users) in Spain. Member of the Spanish Tesla Club.
Description of the session:
Using recent and reliable data, this talk will explain, in an entertaining and descriptive way, the growing trend that the car industry has already accepted towards the EACSY paradigm (electric, autonomous, connected, shared and yearly-upgraded), despite its past investments in combustion engines that have led to inertia, as well as the decisive and irreversible choice of potential buyers of present and future vehicles.
Using humour, we’ll counter the often-quoted clichés of "if it rains and the car gets wet, what happens to the batteries", "fire hazards" and "if the whole neighbourhood recharged at night, the fuses would blow". We’ll also debunk the false hybrid alternative myths (there are only disadvantages, whether rechargeable or self-charging), of hydrogen for light vehicles, and other gas or electrification gimmicks that have no future.
We’ll conclude with the current landscape of options and challenges of day-to-day electric mobility from a user perspective. Lastly, we’ll show the rapid transition that awaits us in just 8 to 10 years, both in terms of supply-demand developments and also legislation to preserve the health and sustainability of the planet and humanity.
What audience does it address?
Euskal Encounter attendees and the general public. Demystifying the abundant false news promoted by recalcitrant economic interests about electric mobility with irrefutable data.
Brief Speaker CV:
Mikel Agirregabiria (Bilbao, 1953) is a theoretical physicist with advanced studies in industrial engineering and computer science; expert and MA in museum studies. Lecturer in didactics of mathematics and experimental science at UPV-EHU. Head of training at EITB (Basque radio and television) for eight years. He has experience in four Basque Country government departments: Education, where he was head of the technology and education service, and then educational innovation; Culture, as advisor on science, technology and IT; Presidency, in drug dependency prevention; and Industry, as head of the Basque Country service for the information society.
He is currently the AUVE president in Spain, member of the Tesla Club and author of numerous articles on the world of motoring since 1983. He owns one of the first Tesla Model 3s to arrive in Europe in 2019 and he visited one of the then few Tesla centres in California back in 2012. He has tested many makes of electric vehicles since they broke onto the market in 2010.
His current interests include scientific dissemination, sustainable mobility, empowerment of energy self-consumption, disruptive innovation and digital transformation in various fields of learning and coexistence.
He has written numerous publications, papers, programmes and works, from the first book written on Logo (Urmo, 1984), to being the editor of the "Tecnología y Educación” compendium (Narcea, 1988), and writer of institutional and political plans, such as Hezkuntza XXI: Una educación para el Siglo XXI (2006). He is an active and influential blogger, president of GetxoBlog and promoter of BlogEu, honorary award winner in 2014 of Internet&Euskadi, best blogger DEIA 2015, in the top rankings of the best blogs and active on various social networks.
Web: https://blog.agirregabiria.net/
Videos:
https://blog.agirregabiria.net/search/label/motor
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=agirregabiria+tesla
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=agirregabiria+el%C3%A9ctrico
https://blog.agirregabiria.net/2022/03/tendencias-de-futuro-en-movilidad.html
Date: Saturday, 23rd of July, 20:00 - 20:45
Play-2-Earn video games, NFTs and Blockchain
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Javier Arribas Cerezo
Company: Exodus Games
Description of the session:
Cryptocurrencies and NFTs –with great sympathisers and fierce detractors– generate a wide range of opinions and instil a certain level of uncertainty about their reliability and viability in anyone exploring these new technologies. Considering that for many people blockchain is the technology of the future, while for many others it is the biggest fraud of recent times, it is understandable that we sometimes wonder who is right. Is it worth investing in this technology or will I lose my money?
One of the great debates today is around NFTs. They are seen by many as simple assets that base their value on their own inflation, without taking into account the great advantages that their correct use can provide as the epitome of what is known as virtual property. The possibility of registering ownership of tangible assets using blockchain is also gaining momentum, provided that current legislation allows it.
Moreover, the video game industry is beginning to create ties with this technology, although still rather awkwardly. Major brands are slowly joining in and new projects are emerging that focus on offering a stable and sustainable system within the Play-2-Earn game arena, rather than concentrating on short-termism and asset volatility. This is the case with Lord of Myths, the game we are working on, where we have managed to strike the right balance between internal mathematics and economics.
Rather than getting carried away by radical positions for or against this technology, we encourage you to form your own opinion on the matter, as not everything is so black and white. Be that as it may, we invite you to discover the pros and cons of this technology and how it can influence the video game industry, as told by specialists involved in the development of a game in blockchain.
Don't miss your opportunity to keep up to date with the hottest topic: cryptocurrencies and NFTs in video games. See you at EE30!
What audience does it address?
Anyone with an interest in the world of cryptocurrencies, blockchain game development or game sustainability. A general knowledge of these concepts will be enough to follow the conference.
Brief Speaker CV:
Aerospace engineering graduate from Universidad Politécnica in Madrid with a Master's in automotive and competition vehicle design. Currently working as a CAD designer for Airbus. For the past few years, he has spent his free time developing video games in blockchain, specifically Lord of Myths, with Exodus Games. He is passionate about maths and statistics and has extensive knowledge of blockchain.
Web: https://www.lordofmyths.com/
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 11:00 - 11:45
DietPi. All the possibilities of a Raspberry Pi/SBC in one single distro
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Sergio Blazquez Lopez (jejo)
Company: Euskalhack
Description of the session:
DietPi PI has managed to centralise almost all the possibilities of a Raspberry/SBC in a single distro.
And the best thing is that you don't even need a Raspberry.
It can be installed on a wide range of devices.
With DietPi we can set up streaming servers, video game servers, multimedia centres, download centres, security systems, home automation systems, etc.
And all using very intuitive assistants. All you have to do is select the desired functions. It's much more than a typical multimedia centre.
What audience does it address?
Intermediate to advanced level.
(Although the concepts are advanced, the methodology used is easy to follow (browser, unzip, copy and paste commands).
Brief Speaker CV:
Industrial engineer and microcomputer enthusiast since the z80. Newbie at EuskalHack. In my spare time I like to experiment with reverse-engineering and pentesting labs and test environments. It is akin to the philosophy of free software and the free dissemination of knowledge.
Web: euskalhack.org
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 12:00 - 12:45
Indie development in the 90s: NoriaWorks
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jorge Rosado de Alvaro
Company: RetroEuskal
Description of the session:
NoriaWorks was set up in 1994 as a 100% indie company and the brainchild of a small group of programmers. Despite being active for only a few years, it achieved international renown as the company managed to distribute some of its games globally in collaboration with Friendware.
Unlike other Spanish companies, NoriaWorks sought to innovate and forget the 8-bit era altogether, opting for arcade-style games at the forefront of technology, such as Speed Haste from 1995, the first Spanish game to be fully 3D.
Throughout its existence, NoriaWorks grew to a staff of almost 20 people, making it one of the largest video game companies in the mid-90s at a national level.
This talk will involve Jorge telling us about how NoriaWorks was created, describing each of the games that were developed, and interspersing technical data with anecdotes.
What audience does it address?
Open to all.
Brief Speaker CV:
Jorge Rosado is a video game developer with a career of close to 30 years. Without having finished his degree, he co-founded NoriaWorks, a company that in just 5 years launched 5 games and developed the first Spanish game entirely in 3D: Speed Haste.
After NoriaWorks he moved to Hammer Technologies, a company famous for creating the mythical Div Studio, a kind of Unity of the 90s that many programmers used to make their first video games.
He later moved on to Dinamic Multimedia (PC Atletismo, La Prisión) and Pyro Studios (Praetorians, Commandos Strike Force).
He currently develops mobile games at ZeptoLab.
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 13:00 - 13:45
Data science & AI: From Big tech to the world
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Iñigo Eraña Marín
Company: NTT Data Europe/Latam
Description of the session:
A spectator’s perspective of a world in constant change, taking in how technologies, specifically AI, are changing our lives every day without us even realising it. If we look at the development of these technologies and what has been achieved with them before however, how will the advances in word and image processing proposed by the dominant companies in the industry affect our daily lives?
What audience does it address?
Cross-cutting talk with limited technical component. Aimed at general public, but more enjoyable for those who are interested in this field and/or with an IT background.
Brief Speaker CV:
Iñigo Eraña Marín holds a degree in business administration and management from the UPV/EHU, specialist in Big Data and Business Intelligence from the University of Deusto. Currently working as a data engineer for NTT Data Europe & Latam. Machine vision and NLP enthusiast.
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Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 16:00 - 16:45
Following the trail of the winged horse (Pegasus)
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Sergio Blazquez Lopez (jejo)
Company: Euskalhack
Description of the session:
1) We’ll briefly explain the steps to follow if we want to deal with a Pegasus-type application.
2) We’ll set up a search system to analyse and track the exfiltration of information.
3) We’ll try and remain undetected as far as possible so that the application is not uninstalled and erases its trace.
We’ll use analogies to spy movies/comics to better understand the concepts of incident response and forensic analysis.
What audience does it address?
Intermediate to advanced level.
Although the concepts are advanced, we’ll try to make it easy to practice what has been explained, using well-documented programmes (knowledge of operating system installation and network configuration is necessary).
Brief Speaker CV:
Industrial engineer and microcomputer enthusiast since the z80. Newbie at EuskalHack. In my spare time I like to experiment with reverse-engineering and pentesting labs and test environments. It is akin to the philosophy of free software and the free dissemination of knowledge.
Web: euskalhack.org
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 17:00 - 17:45
Helium - the good and the not so good
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Rafa Martínez Landa
Company: EuskoByte Elkartea
Description of the session:
With the rise of cryptocurrencies, many people are looking for a way to invest and make a profit using the new tokens.
Helium is a global LoraWAN network with over 850,000 devices, which remunerates anyone who installs a HotSpot providing IoT coverage and, in turn, helps mine the HNT token.
The excessive interest in this network means that the optimistic expectations of a significant number of participants are not fulfilled.
This talk aims to tell it like it is. It’s not a coin factory or a bottomless pit; guiding the HNT universe towards experimentation and personal development in the IoT world.
What audience does it address?
Individuals who want to experiment and can see the possibilities.
Brief Speaker CV:
Young electronics and radio communications enthusiast with extensive experience in this field. Radio amateur with EB2DJB call sign since 1988. Founder of EuskoByt Elkartea and promoter of TheThingsNetwork and Helium.
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 18:00 - 18:45
Breaking down a frame
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Aitor Camacho Larrondo
Description of the session:
Explanation of the process required to generate on-screen images using the GPU (GPU pipeline). Once we’ve explained the process, we’ll talk about the techniques used and how to compose the frame.
What audience does it address?
People interested in understanding how frames are generated in a game, simulation, etc. No previous knowledge is required.
Brief Speaker CV:
Graduate of DigiPen Europe-Bilbao, 2019. Self-employed for the early part of my career, I undertook a 5-month project for Oculus. Once the project ended, I took part in developing 2 AAA at Ubisoft Berlin in 2019-2020, where I optimised games for consoles. In 2021, I worked for Arm to optimise the drivers for its Arm Mali series of GPUs. I am currently a graphics consultant at LunarG.
Date: Sunday, 24th of July, 19:00 - 19:45
