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Bit:Bots Programming Workshop
All ages
Type: Workshop
https://www.roboticsoutreach.org
https://www.facebook.com/SROSoton/
Advisory notice – this event contains the following elements:
Flashing Lights
Join us for a short 20 minute crash course on how to program Bit:Bots! Suitable for 7yrs+, and all experience levels, you'll be able to get your robot flashing lights, moving around, and even interacting with its environment. With the simple drag and drop Bit:Bot interface, this workshop is a great way for people of all experience levels to get stuck in!
Bit:Bots Programming Workshop
Southampton University Wireless Society
Find out all about radio communications - featuring an amateur radio station, Morse Code key, Slow Scan TV, and other demonstrations.
Southampton University Wireless Society
What Is Iridis Supercomputer And Why Is It Special
For the last decade, the University of Southampton has being a home to Iridis - one of UK largest, fastest and most powerful supercomputers.
High Performance computing, or HPC for short, plays a crucial role in many scientific disciplines.
We will talk about history of HPC in the University, how Iridis compares to other supercomputers in UK and overseas, cutting edge technologies it uses and wide spectrum of scientific projects it enables.
What Is Iridis Supercomputer And Why Is It Special
How To Be Fair In Theory
All ages
Type: Exhibition
Come and find out how computers can be fair! Learn the different ways there are to decide fairness. Decide if you would trust a PC and if you think the various outcomes are just - would you riot or remain complacent? Fun for all age groups: see if you can be fairer than everybody else; take it further by seeing if energy resources can be fairly distributed in the future.
How To Be Fair In Theory
Minecraft Navigation
All ages
Type: Interactive exhibit
Using open data and software we developed at Southampton, we have created a model of Southampton for you to navigate. Log in using the PC (Java) 1.15 version of Minecraft and navigate Southampton. How quickly can you get between landmarks?
Minecraft Navigation
All ages
Type(s):
- Science and Engineering Day
- Brand new event
- Southampton Science and Engineering Digital Shed
Using open data and software we developed at Southampton, we have created a Minecraft model of Southampton for you to navigate.
Log in using the PC (Java) 1.15 version of Minecraft and navigate Southampton.
How quickly can you get between landmarks?
For requirements, maps, special features and challenges, visit: https://www.southampton.ac.uk/~totl/nav/
