We will inform you about the talks that will take place in the OpenGune.
TALKS SCHEDULE*
*This programme is provisional and is therefore subject to changes that will be duly notified.
Mental Coaching in the World of Videogames
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Ignacio Mendoza Euba
Company: University of Salamanca, The Cloud Gaming, Never Back Gaming
Description of the session:
What mental coaching is and how it is being integrated into different fields related to videogames (eSports Clubs, players and content creators).
What audience does it address?
eSports clubs, sector professionals, players, content creators and the general public.
Brief Speaker CV:
Teacher, Coach and eSports Mental Coach.
Video:
Date: Thursday, 26th of July, 11:00-11:45
IVAO: A flight network in progress
Language: Spanish
Speaker: José Elías Herrero Jaraba
Company: IVAO España
Description of the session:
A talk on the current status of the Spanish IVAO division and its advances, software, work tools, website, systems, teaching and training.
What audience does it address?
All audiences interested in the world of aviation and air control.
Brief Speaker CV:
PhD in Professional Engineering and current president of IVAO. I help IVAO Spain from the (virtual) control centre of Seville.
Web: https://www.ivao.es/
Date: Thursday, 26th of July, 12:00-12:45
Bilbao Of Things: Connecting Things by Radio
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Rafa Martínez Landa
Company: Asociación Euskobyte Elkartea
Description of the session:
Conference introducing the "Bilbo - Bilbao" community created in "The Things Network", a free and open worldwide network aimed at creating an authentic IoT experience in our municipalities based on the LoRaWAN protocol. The different elements comprising this will be presented. An interest in radio networks and electronic gadgetry is indispensable. Not for the welder-shy...
What audience does it address?
Persons ‒ mainly, Bizkaia residents ‒ interested in seeing how a radio (868 Mhz.) operates on a network, enabling different “things” to automatically send data and that data to be processed by whatever application is programmed. It can cover up to 20 kms.
Brief Speaker CV:
Rafa devotes his professional life to technology and also specialises in radiocommunication systems (RF). A radio ham since 1988 identified as EB2DJB, he spends a great deal of his free time “tinkering” with everything new on the market.
Date: Thursday, 26th of July, 13:00-13:45
Smart Contracts: Where the Code is the Law
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Fernando Cuadrado Malasaña
Description of the session:
Smart Contracts are digital contracts written in programming language which auto-execute on a virtual machine under a blockchain. They will revolutionise financial transactions (payments, loans, guarantees…) and contracts as we know these, challenging the role of legal and financial intermediaries (lawyers, attorneys, notaries and registrars). They represent a disruptive revolutionary technology related to AI and the IoT and pose a challenge as to their legal regulation.
What audience does it address?
A general public. No previous knowledge of blockchains or programming is necessary.
Brief Speaker CV:
Professor and lawyer specialising in ICT.
Date: Thursday, 26th of July, 16:00-16:45
Clean Code: The Commitment to a Happy World
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Iñigo Delgado Morales
Description of the session:
This seeks to cast succinct and practical light on the principles of clean code and how to apply it to our sector to obtain optimum results and make our working lives as happy as possible.
What audience does it address?
All professionals from the sector, all sector aspirants and all lovers of programming in general.
Brief Speaker CV:
A polyglot software developer (in C, Delphi, Java, Python, Kotlin…) working with different technologies and companies for years, passionate about good manners.
Date: Thursday, 26th of July, 17:00-17:45
Balance in Game Design
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jorge Fuente Lasala
Company: Init Services
Description of the session:
Game Balance is a fundamental component in videogame design. Level difficulty as well as internal economy or narrative pace must be carefully regulated so that players can have an attractive and challenging game experience.
Through several practical examples, this presentation will review different scripting and component diagramming techniques, basic tools in producing balanced, enjoyable videogames.
What audience does it address?
An audience interested in game design and development.
Brief Speaker CV:
He was to be the creator of several videogames, gaming platforms and educational table games for customers such as Alboan, the National Museum of Natural History, the University of the Basque Country or the Municipality of Getxo. Parallel to this creative production, he also frequently participates in conferences and publications, proposing new forms of communication based on game dynamics.
Currently, he works as Lead UX/UI and game architect at Init Services, designing custom gaming systems (among other things).
Date: Thursday, 26th of July, 18:00-18:45
Industrial Cybersecurity: Are OTs from Mars and ITs from Venus?
Places are limited, so it is required to register here.
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Joseba Enjuto Gozalo
Description of the session:
Inspired by a famous book of the 90s dealing with communication problems between men and women, the presentation will explain the different ways of thinking in the world of computers and the industrial world, and different mechanisms will be presented in both interpersonal and technological terms to overcome the problems of communication existing between both worlds.
What audience does it address?
Computer scientist in general, IT personnel from industrial companies, industrial engineers, industrial plant managers, etc.
Brief Speaker CV:
Joseba Enjuto is a telecommunications engineer with a Master’s degree in Technological Law. His career began in T-Systems, although he joined Nextel at the end of 2003. From then on, he has worked in the consultancy area of this company, where he has managed a multitude of projects in the fields of information security and IT service administration. Over the years, he has reconciled his post of consultant with that of Security Manager, and later, manager of the Corporate Control and Legal compliance business line, until he was appointed Consultancy Director in 2016. Since the start of 2015 he has also been Director of the itSMF ‘s Euskadi Regional Committee. Both posts prompt him to intense public activity revolving around the promotion of the best business practices with regard to cybersecurity and IT service management.
Date: Thursday, 26th of July, 19:00-19:45
Cell Phone and Tablet Use for Children: Perils and Protection - Are they safe?
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Juanfran Ruiz Rodríguez
Company: Gaptain
Description of the session:
Access to mobile phones and tablets for children and seniors: what dangers and protection to keep in mind to ensure their protection. Accesses to the access network, cell phone protection and digital education.
What audience does it address?
Children, parents, teachers, and those responsible for the digital education of children.
Brief Speaker CV:
Over 20 years of experience in corporate digital transformation training and management and the proper use of internet for organisations and persons.
Gaptain Digital Awareness and Education Manager.
Video:
Web: www.gaptain.com
Date: Friday, 27th of July, 11:00-11:45
Tiki-Talka: Embedding Deep Learning Models on Edge Devices
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Pablo Alvarez Doval
Empresa: Plain Concepts
Description of the session:
In this session, we will build and deploy a complete deep learning architecture based on a Custom Vision solution running on an edge device: a minnowboard in this case. We will go for the view of a model that will identify originals against counterfeits, and then exchange the creation of this model for a docker image that we can embed into an edge device. Lastly, we will learn how to make sure the device updates automatically every time our data scientists deploy a new model version.
What audience does it address?
Developers.
Brief Speaker CV:
General Manager at Plain Concepts UK.
Date: Friday, 27th of July, 12:00-12:45
Tiki-Talka: What neural networks are and what they are for
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Miguel Nicolas Rodriguez
Company: Isetic
Description of the session:
Explanation of what neural networks are, how they work and why all the large companies are using them. We will see cases of use underscoring their limitations and project what their future is. Whoever comes to the talk will leave it smiling, with more questions than when they arrived.
What audience does it address?
All audiences.
Brief Speaker CV:
Data Scientist at Isetic.
Date: Friday, 27th of July, 13:00-13:45
Containing Potentially Risky Information (hoaxes) on the Social Networks
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Alazne Villar Martín
Company: VOSTEUSKADI – Digital Emergency Volunteers of Euskadi
Description of the session:
The importance of verifying the information reaching our social network profiles in emergency situations to avoid disseminating news of potential risk (hoaxes) that may endanger others.
What audience does it address?
All audiences with social network profiles or social network users.
Video:
Web: www.vosteuskadi.org
Date: Friday, 27th of July, 16:00-16:45
Dissecting “Dissecting History”
Language: Spanish
Speakers: Rodrigo Septién and Álvaro Pascual
Description of the session:
We will talk about our circumstances prior to the start of “Dissecting History”, how we ended up conducting our professional activity on Youtube, the creation of the series and our techniques and creative working processes.
What audience does it address?
All audiences, whether or not acquainted with the channel, who are interested in creative methods, production, and content creation for entertainment over digital media such as Youtube.
Web: www.youtube.com/rodrigoseptienprod
Date: Friday, 27th of July, 17:00-17:45
Assigned Male, Sophie Labelle´s trans representative webcomic
Language: English
Speaker: Sophie Labelle
Description of the session:
Sophie Labelle will talk about her work as an online trans artist and activist and the importance of trans representation.
What audience does it address?
Queer people, trans people, non-binary people.
Brief Speaker CV:
Sophie Labelle is a young transgender artist from Montreal, Quebec. She is internationally known for her webcomic Assigned Male, about the adventures of a group of trans teenagers. She also published several novels and children's books. Her work is used in kindergardens, schools and universities around the world.
Date: Friday, 27th of July, 18:00-18:45
How Science Helps Art (and Vice-versa!)
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jose Luis Crespo Cepeda (QuantumFracture)
Description of the session:
The talk attempts to demystify the idea that science and art are separate and even antagonistic, that one is either “artistic” or “scientific”. We will begin by talking about how very beautiful images can emerge from the most abstract mathematics. I will talk about my specific case and how I use everything I know about maths and physics to embellish my videos (and save effort). Lastly, I will present a case in which art has been inspiring scientists to better understand our universe.
What audience does it address?
In principle, any kind, although persons over 16 will understand better.
Brief Speaker CV:
Jose Luis Crespo is a physicist who created Quantum Fracture 4 years ago, an animation channel devoted to showing how incredibly crazy the universe is. Currently, this YouTube channel has around a million subscribers and over 40 million visits as one of the most significant Spanish-speaking scientific information channels. Crespo has formed part of the information staff of the Madrid Institute of Theoretical Physics and has participated in the TV program, Órbita Laika.
Date: Friday, 27th of July, 19:00-19:45
25th Anniversary of the World Rally Championship Arcade Classic: Development and Preservation
Language: Spanish
Speakers: Fernando Rada and Miguel Ángel Horna “Elsemi”
Company: Asociación RetroAcción
Description of the session:
It has been 25 years since the mythical World Rally Championship arcade machine was launched by the Spanish company Gaelco, based on the rally driver Carlos Saínz, causing sensation in the recreation halls of the period due to its quality, game-readiness and addictiveness. Up until 2008, this arcade machine could not be preserved in the MAME emulator due to its complicated protection system. With the help of Gaelco itself, the RetroAction Association was able to preserve it and place it at the disposal of the general public. This talk boasts the presence of Fernando Rada, the principal developer of the arcade machine in 1993, and Miguel Ángel "Elsemi" Horna, a MAME project collaborator.
What audience does it address?
General public.
Brief Speaker CV:
Fernando Rada has had over 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur and developer for software companies such as Indescomp, Zigurat and Gaelco. Numbered among his creations are mythical games such as Sir Fred (Made In Spain, 1986) or the World Rally Championship arcade machine (Gaelco, 1993). Currently, he is the advanced interface manager of Sngular, an international technological solutions supplier.
Miguel Ángel Horna “Elsemi” is one of the major reference figures in the MAME preservation project, with the longest expertise in converting classic recreational machines such as Pac-Man, Tetris or Pang into games that may be played on modern-day computers. Currently, he specialises professionally in adapting the console games of past generations to the consoles currently in use.
Date: Saturday, 28th of July, 11:00-11:45
Experience is a Degree: Security in the New Technologies for Seniors
Language: Spanish
Speaker: EuskalHack Team
Company: EuskalHack IT Security Association
Description of the session:
The presentation seeks to orient seniors or persons without experience in security and the safe use of new technologies.
In the most didactic way possible, it will seek to review the dangers and technical skills that, in the opinion of the presenters, all attendees should know in order to move securely in the digital world.
The presentation will begin by explaining the daily uses that seniors can make of new technologies, such as purchases in supermarkets, public administration transactions, etc.
Next, a brief introduction to the technology will be given, laying simple didactic emphasis on those minimum skills that facilitate the understanding of the other concepts to be explained subsequently.
After this introductory part, the presentation of technologies for daily use, their dangers, and protection from these will be explained:
Website Browsing:
Uses and simple techniques for browsing the worldwide web safely. Common fraudulent practices detected will be explained for easy identification and prevention.
Use of devices:
How to keep our devices as safe as possible. The use of markets, and other data that will improve user experience and make it safer.
What audience does it address?
Seniors interested in the safe use of the new technologies or who want to start using them.
Brief Speaker CV:
EuskalHack is a not-for-profit organisation composed of people with different technical profiles and a passion for hacking and computer security as a common factor.
The main objective of EuskalHack is to promote culture with regard to computer security by organising training activities, seminars and conferences.
The EuskalHack Team is a group of speakers with extensive experience in informing within the framework of the EuskalHack association.
Web: https://www.euskalhack.org
Date: Saturday, 28th of July, 12:00-12:45
Minors and the Internet: Knowing the risks and learning how to prevent them
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Rosa Pérez Pérez
Company: Gaptain
Description of the session:
Internet and the new technologies have become highly valuable tools in our daily lives. We use them at work, for leisure, in education…
In this latter area, we must keep in mind that the new technologies are necessary in children’s education, socialisation and full development.
However, it is important to be aware of the consequences and risks of misusing the Internet or the new applications and to know how to prevent these.
To counter these risks, we want to help children as well as teachers, families and companies to use internet safely.
What audience does it address?
Families, Parents or those taking care of minors.
Brief Speaker CV:
Rosa Pérez: I have been a programmer and web developer for over 15 years. I am a computer engineer by profession and a trainer by vocation. I found out early on that these two areas were totally compatible. And that is what I have been doing these past few years.
Video:
Web: www.gaptain.com
Date: Saturday, 28th of July, 16:00-16:45
Hardware for Aerial Simulation
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jorge Cabal Amieva
Company: IVAO España
Description of the session:
Hardware and systems for aerial simulation.
What audience does it address?
Anyone interested in aviation.
Web: https://www.ivao.es/
Date: Saturday, 28th of July, 13:00-13:45
How to be Creative while being a Youtuber (it’s possible)
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Xuri Fenton
Description of the session:
Xuri will give a presentation in which she talks about her career as a youtuber from a very personal perspective. She will talk about how she combined her passion for telling stories and art with the youtube communication format.
What audience does it address?
A young audience interested in audio-visual creation, art and the inner workings of youtube.
Brief Speaker CV:
A youtuber with over 280,000 followers. She creates highly surreal entertainment content, mad sketches and illustration commentaries.
Date: Saturday, 28th of July, 17:00-17:45
Microsoft HoloLens: From Zero to Hero
Language: Spanish
Speaker: Jose Antonio Santano Gonzalez
Company: Microsoft
Description of the session:
During the presentation, we will see what HoloLens are, how they work internally and what tools we avail of to help us develop them. We will see some examples of the use of HoloLens and also briefly show what is needed to begin developing HoloLens applications or any Microsoft virtual reality device.
What audience does it address?
A presentation oriented to all audiences. It will deal with technical questions without going into details. Anybody with a minimum knowledge of programming, design or art will be capable of following the talk without problems.
Web:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jose-antonio-santano-gonz%C3%A1lez-a6284157/
Date: Saturday, 28th of July, 18:00-18:45
Youtuber Round Table
Language: Spanish
Speakers: Rodrigo Septién, Álvaro Pascual, Xuri Fenton and Jose Luis Crespo
Description of the session:
A round table on quality content in the new audio-visual platforms.
New entertainment formats have opened a wide window onto democratising knowledge, thanks to these vocational visual “teachers” who attract massive audiences to their classrooms.
Introductions and open forum. Conclusions.
What audience does it address?
All audiences interested in creative methods, production and entertainment content creation on digital media such as YouTube, whether or not they know the channels.
Date: Saturday, 28th of July, 19:00-19:45
