'How The Hack'- Hackathon Opening Ceremony
Details
Link to join: https://meet.google.com/egj-zktq-scq
Agenda for Opening Ceremony
- Quick Intro Welcome
- Talk from our Keynote Speaker and short Q&A session
- Intro of the judges
- Getting to know your judges
- Q&As and Fireside chat with judges
- Further explanation about Hackathon
- Prizes and partner
- Events and schedule
- Deadlines and project submission
- How Discord support works
- Channels
- Team involved and whom to reach out to
- Q&A about the hackathon
- Start to hack!
Title of Talk: Remotely Control Robots over the Internet: What Could Go Wrong?
Abstract
When Jason started the Selenium project, he’d frequently describe Selenium as "like a robot" that is trapped inside his computer. For the past 11+ years, he has been testing that metaphor by building real mechanical robots for testing apps and devices, pushing the definition of "end" in end-to-end testing. Lately, he’s been remotely controlling these robots over the internet, and learned some lessons I'd like to share. In this talk, Jason compares testing phones and tablets over the internet with a physical robot to traditional test automation approaches.
About Keynote Speaker
Jason Huggins is the founder and CEO of Tapster Robotics in Chicago, USA. Jason started the popular open-source test automation projects Selenium and Appium. In 2013, Jason Huggins was a member of President Obama’s "tech surge" team tasked with fixing the troubled HealthCare.gov. site. At Tapster, Jason gets to combine his test automation experience with his life-long enthusiasm for robotics. Prior to Tapster, Jason was founder and CTO at Sauce Labs and an automation engineer at Google.
Sign up for Hackathon: https://hubs.ly/Q01BQbwg0
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'How The Hack'- Hackathon Opening Ceremony