Embedded Linux Conference Annual Closing Game
summary
A lively closing-game session mixes space tech trivia, quick skill rounds and giveaways: claims include about 260,000 processors running Linux in low Earth orbit (66 per Starlink satellite), an 80‑billion‑transistor automotive processor, a Hakuto‑R landing failure caused by sensor‑fusion errors, and research on edible batteries from Italy and wooden transistors. Players eliminate each other via trivia and rock‑paper‑scissors, winners receive hardware and books such as BeaglePlay boards and a Raspberry Pi 400, then collect prizes with a prize ticket/photo required process.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Closing games welcome
- 1:51Housekeeping
- 4:58Tribute to Frank Rowan
- 6:26Trivia game intro
- 9:58First round trivia
- 16:07First prize winners
- 21:32Star Wars villain trivia
- 27:17Final trivia and prizes
- 30:28Rock Paper Scissors
- 34:45Closing thoughts
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