Build a More Sustainable World Through "Call for Code with the Linux Foundation" Open Source Project
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Call for Code with the Linux Foundation supports 14 open projects born from a global contest that has engaged about 500,000 participants and offers a $200,000 grand prize. Examples: cluster duck protocol is a cheap, rapidly deployable mesh network (space-capable) for post-disaster connectivity; a wildfire IoT platform from Prometeo; a <$100 earthquake sensor network; a soil-humidity IoT for irrigation decisions; Dronade uses ML to detect distress icons; Rendomatic syncs audio for up to 300 performers. Projects add operators, a reusable dashboard built on the carbon design system, an automated practice-PR repo, and an incubation-to-deployment framework.
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- 0:00Start
- 9:16Seven Call for Code for Racial Justice Open Source Projects
- 20:09Rendomatic
- 25:17The Carbon Design System
- 26:24Carbon Design
- 32:21Design New Logos
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