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The Embedded Hour with Adam Taylor

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Join Adam and fellow embedded systems and FPGA enthusiasts once a month to share projects, ideas, tips and discuss all things embedded. Professionals and hobbyists alike are welcome!

Every month, we'll invite a couple of "embedded minds" to showcase their current projects. Adam will also do open Q&A and speak on topics that you want to hear about.

Email embeddedhour@adiuvoengineering.com if you want to be a guest speaker, or to suggest topics you want to see covered.

***Each session is capped to 100 attendees at the moment. Seats are first come first served on the day of the live event! If we start to see a lot more interest, we can expand the number of seats as we go along...so spread the word to your friends!

If we run out of room, don't worry. We'll be sharing the recording and your registration gets you access to the entire series.***

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Message preview	Hi there, You are invited to a Zoom webinar. Topic: The Embedded Hour with Adam Taylor Register in advance for this webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nWla-s_iRUea9NWNchaAFA After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. ---------- Webinar Speakers Adam Taylor (Founder and Principal Consultant @Adiuvo Engineering & Training ltd) Thanks to all my fellow embedded minds who have followed my blog, the MicroZed Chronicles, and my Hackster.io projects and workshops, which have explored Xilinx Programmable Logic. I have been designing with FPGAs and SoCs for over 20 years, across a range of applications from defense, automotive, space, nuclear reactors, to cryptography and image processing. I am a chartered engineer and a Fellow of the Institute of Engineering and Technology. Currently, I am also a visiting professor at the University of Lincoln. Jim Burnham (Mechatronics Engineering Instructor @Silicon Valley CTE High School) Jim Burnham is currently a Mechatronics Engineering Instructor at Silicon Valley Career Technical Education High School. When you ask his students what Mechatronics Engineering means, they say, “Fire Breathing Robots”. Teaching High School has always “noodled” in his head, and in 2016, after 25+ years, he made the jump from the Corporate world to teaching High School students. First teaching a year of Cybersecurity, and then in 2017, started a Mechatronics Engineering program at SVCTE. Jim is energetic and passionate about teaching students Science and Technology. He has always loved to teach and to see students learn new ideas and realize that Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math are “Cool”. Jim especially like to see that moment when students “get it”. Jim has taught summer STEAM academies, Youth technology workshops, Boy Scouts (herding cats) and other workshops that include teaching students how to hack the world with Arduino’s and Raspberry Pi’s. He especial

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