The afternoon is organised as a work session where participants are invited to collaborate and hack on experimental projects at the critical infrastructure lab, ranging from programming through electronics and software defined radio. We start with an overview of experiments at various stages of completion, discuss their heuristic, critical and constructive potentials and possible development directions. Self-selected work groups then spend time improving the projects, take notes in a shared document and report back towards the end of the session. No technical skills are necessary, only motivation to look under the hood, and all kinds of soft and hard skills are welcome.

• 5G network (software defined radio / software defined networks / telecommunications)
• Mapping the electro-magnetic spectrum (software defined radio / data visualisation)
• Moonshot messaging (software defined radio / physics / protocols)
• Mud battery monitoring (gardening / electronics / programming / data visualisation)
• Organic data centre (mud batteries / embedded development / networking)
• Power consumption measurements (physics / electronics / data visualisation)
• Publication pipeline (programming / style sheets / automation)
• Reticulum community network (embedded microcontrollers / mobile development / packet radio)
• Telecommunications standards research (machine learning / data analysis / standardisation)
• Alternative option: Qiudanz Technique workshop with txiemonks
  (see https://compudanzas.net/qiudanz_technique.html)

https://www.jboy.space/nias-workshop