London LabVIEW Meet Up - Thursday 24th March

[AustinNiki]

Hi everyone,

We are looking forward to welcoming you to the London LabVIEW Meet Up which takes place tomorrow from 5pm - 7.30pm. Don't forget to bring a laptop with you if you would like to take part in the coding challenge!

LabVIEW users of all abilities are welcome so if you're a beginner looking to find out more about LabVIEW, or an expert wanting to meet like-minded people, this session is for you! Beer, refreshments and light snacks will be provided. The event is being organised through Meetup.com. You can view full details and RSVP if you haven't already, by visiting http://www.meetup.com/London-LabVIEW-User-Group-LLUG.

Agenda:

5pm - 5.30pm - Arrival & Registration

5.30pm - Welcome and Introductions

5.35pm - Project Management & Workflow followed by discussions - Imtiaz Chowdhury from Green Running will be talking about Project Management, workflow and software tools. Green Running have been managing their development projects with a Scrum framework and continuously improving the system every month.

6.30pm - Fun with MyRIO! - Thomas Clarke (CLA) from Austin Consultants will be talking about the MyRIO platform. Austin Consultants have built an autonomous Air Hockey table and Thomas will be talking about how MyRIO was used on this project. Case studies will also be presented on this topic by National Instruments.

7pm - Code Challenges and general Discussions - Discuss projects you're involved in and identify areas where help might be needed. There will be at least 5 Certified LabVIEW Architects at the event!). This section will also include general topics of interest such as machine learning, financial trading using LabVIEW and other cool items. If you want to join one of the code challenges, just remember to bring your laptop!

7.30pm - Close / Potentially move to the pub!

We look forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions, reply in the comments below or email llug@austinconsultants.co.uk

Directions to the venue from London Bridge station can be found here.

Thanks,

Niki