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Lightning Talks
Please add your lightning talk for the FOSSASIA Summit 2019 here.
Lightning Talks are short lectures (almost) any conference participant may give!
The lightning talks are also listed in the summit schedule here: https://2019.fossasia.org/event/schedule.html#5235
Bring your infectious enthusiasm to an audience with a short attention span! Discuss a program, software, hardware, system or technique! Pitch your projects and ideas or try to rally a crew of people to join you! Whatever you bring, make it quick!
Please have a look at the session schedule of the lightning talk slots. The lightning talks have a slot of 5 minutes including setup (but note that you won't be able to connect your laptop to the projector). We have assigned one hour slot according to the people who indicated their interest to the team to give a lightning slot. First come, first serve.
Lightning talk registration will be open once speakers who converted their talk to a lightning talk are on the list! There is also review to ensure the lightning talks rules (see below) are kept.
To submit your own Lightning Talk, there are several steps necessary:
- Sign up as a user of this wiki ("Create account" link on the top right of the page)
- Fill in details here that describes your Lightning Talk
- Upload your slides somewhere and place a link to the slides into the lightning talks table. If you don't put your slides here then they won't be displayed, you'll just have an identification slide on the day.
- One week before the event: Ensure the details are correct and the pdf is working
Some more rules:
- Technical talks are preferred (no sales pitches)
- Only one lightning talk per person/project/group per day
- PDF slides only
- Final time slot assignment only if we receive your slides. Please add slides at least one week before the event. Preliminary slides are okay, you can update your slides until 10:00 am on the day before the talk.
- Please also sign up for the lightning talk on meetup.com and invite your friends
You need to be there 20 minutes before your talk!
| Time | Title | Speaker | Description | Tags | Links | Slides |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00 | Revamping SUSI.AI | Arundhati Gupta | All about the revamping of SUSI.AI Android app over a period of one year |
SUSI.AI, Android, AI
|
Links | Slides |
| 10:05 | Accelerated Mobile Pages | Bhanu Shukla | Present, Past and Future of AMPs |
AMP, mobile-web, performance
|
Links | Slides |
| 10:10 | The Trovu project | Georg Jähnig | Decentralized search tool via Git: features, usage, contribution opportunities |
web search, privacy, social
|
Main website | Slides |
| 10:15 | Eventyay Attendee Walkthrough | Nikit Bhandari | A walk through of the Android app |
Android, Mobile, |
Links | Slides |
| 10:20 | The Borg Backup Project | Manuel Riel | Main features, related projects and opportunities for contributors. | backup |
Main website | HTML, PDF |
| 10:25 | Why GraphQL over REST | Anupam Dagar | Comparing the two API methodologies |
GraphQL, REST, API
|
Links | Slides |
| 10:30 | Develop AI at the network edge | Mashrin Srivastava | Today, in most cases, IoT and AI work together in the cloud. Data from IoT devices is transmitted back to a central hub in the cloud where it is analyzed and stored and actionable insights are sent back to the device. In this talk, I will discuss some real-life use-cases of performing AI on edge and its importance; followed by the challenges of the presently used approaches in terms of latency, network connectivity, privacy, cost, etc and its possible solutions. |
deep-learning, artificial-intelligence, edge-inference
|
Links | Slides |
| 10:35 | How we used AES67 at 35C3 | Peter Körner | AES67 is a technical standard for audio over IP and audio over Ethernet interoperability. |
audio over IP AVB CCC 35c3
|
Blog is in German, Talk will be in English | Slides |
| 10:40 | AgroBot- for Agriculture | Niharika Vadluri | Agricultural Bot for Geological and Geographical conditions detection for farming |
MatLab, IOT, python, opencv, here-geocoder
|
Links | Slides |
| 10:45 | At the Eye of Flood - Keralarescue.in | Kurian Benoy | Kerala faced its worst floods in past century. When flood came the offical website for rescuing, getting needs of affected people, rescue camps were all mentioned in a single Website. This website was developed by a set of Open source contributors comprising mainly of students who developed it very quickly and helped million during the terrible flood |
Open Source, Humanitartian cause, Web Development
|
Website Youtube | Slides |
| 10:50 | NASA Space App Challenge | Kapil Chaudhary | App that can predicts HABs |
Firebase,Custom Model,TensorFlow
|
Youtube | Slides |
| 10:55 | Chatbot-A Serverless approach | Vaibhav Singh | A chatbot which is serverless 😛 |
cloud, serverless, python, chatbot
|
GitHub | Slides |
| 11:00 | PollBlock | Yoshitha Chowdary | Online Poll/Survey application | Blockchain |
Links | Slides |
| 11:05 | PartnerInCrime | Kalidindi Sahitya Lakshmi | Making criminal records digitalised |
Blockchain, IOT
|
Links | Slides |
| 11:10 | AI Instructor | Neelima Mukku | Instructor which intelligently helps in the monitoring students |
AI, python, face recognition, emotion detection
|
Links | Slides |
11:15 End of lightning Talks
In previous editions of FOSSASIA Lightning Talks some people were not able to give their talk. Therefore stay tuned if you are on the wait list and be there to jump in if a slot becomes available.
| Time | Title | Speaker | Description | Tags | Links | Slides |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| --:-- | Real-time Web Applications with GraphQL | Daniel Phiri | Quick guide to the nuaces of buildung real-time web apps with GraphQL |
Web, GraphQL, JavaScript
|
Links | Slides |