08-16, 12:00–12:50 (US/Eastern), Tobin
A major benefit of the widely used open source Git platform is every project is voted on by its followers, making selection easy for what is the most popular and worth paying attention to. This presentation focuses on the top voted applications focused around software defined radio, as well as amateur “ham” radio. Time only permits the top ten to be covered. This is a great way to showcase how diverse these two crossover topic areas have become in recent years. Some projects are purely software-based while others are a mix of open source hardware plus software. High level coverage of these amazing projects will be included, but will be explored in more depth as part of a separate hands-on workshop during HOPE_16, making this presentation a must attend for anyone interested in radio-related topics!
Steve Bossert is a lifelong wireless technology enthusiast who has worked with semiconductor, network infrastructure, content providers, and mobile operators globally since 2004 to help provide corporate strategy market research and go-to-market assistance. As an amateur radio operator (K2GOG) now for almost 25 years, Steve continues to converge hiking, drones, 3D printing, and space communications to be a more active part of modern STEM focused crossover topics relating to the future of amateur radio.
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