Re: Revised programme

[Rob Probin <rob.probin@blueyonder.co.uk>]

Alan and I will have an update on our in-progress mouse for 'show and tell'.

Regards,
Rob


>Dear all,
>
>several offers of talks have been gladly taken up. Here's the 
>revised programme.
>
>
>
>MINOS '09 is this Saturday week, the 12th and 13th of April.
>We can still accept new registrations on the day.
>
>Saturday
>
>10:30 Registration and coffee
>
>11:00 Adrian Johnstone - Welcome and Administrivia
>
>11:05 Dave Otten on some or all of: the half size 32x32 contest, 
>half size mice, scoring systems and interial position sensing.
>
>11.40 Duncan Louttit on Weightless Communications
>
>12:10 Derek Hall - maze solving without numbers
>
>12:30 Lunch and free practice on our maze
>
>-----
>
>14:00 Martin Barret - Infra Red sensors
>
>14:30 Martyn Pittuck - Adaptive Control
>
>15:00 David Hanaford and Pete Harrison - Flood algorithms and route planning
>
>15:30 Afternoon coffee
>
>16.00 Garry Bulmer - TBC
>
>16.30 Ken Hewitt - The Parallax Propeller chip
>
>16:45 Alan Dibley and any other takers - Show and tell
>
>17.00 (aprox) Close and practice on our maze
>
>-----
>
>19:00 Dinner at Cafe Piccolo, Egham
>
>Sunday
>
>       Breakfast in hall
>
>       10:00 Practice and heats
>
>       11:00 Competition
>
>
>Looking forward to seeing you all.
>
>                           Adrian
>
>Dr Adrian Johnstone, Head of Department, Department of Computer Science,
>Royal Holloway, University of London,  Egham, Surrey, TW20 0EX, England.
>Email a.johnstone@rhul.ac.uk Tel:+44(0)1784 443425 Fax:+44(0)1784 439786



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