Author(s):	Allison Randal
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Description:	A life-long love of hardware and software has grown a series of increasingly curious experiments in the intersection of virtual life with real life, bringing the desktop experience into the home. Inspired by a friend's X10-wired house in the 1990's, this talk is a modern take on the "smart home", employing technologies like Arduino, PandaBoard, WiFi, a handful or so of multi-colored LEDs, 3D depth sensors and Natural Interaction, RFID, DBus, Javascript, text-to-speech, and more. If possible, I'll bring along some demo projects, such as a mood-egg IRC traffic monitor. markdown
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