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About Japan Technical Jamboree
Japan Technical Jamboree was held by CE Linux Forum to aim to provide free technical discussion with Japan site engineers. That was held in October 29, 2004 at first time. That been held 80 times over the past 20 years. This meeting has its origin on consumer electronics development. So we often discuss about a consumer electronics and Linux kernel and embedded systems. But we welcome any discussion about Linux and open source system.
Embedded linux was used in consumer electronics at first. In this time, that use in automotive, industry and more. Linux is much innovative, it improve in every day. We think so, every engineer has many issue to use linux. Japan Technical Jamboree provide discussion and communication space in Japan. “I want to ask our issue to other engineer”, “I want to present new idea to discuss with other engineer”, it’s ok for us.
About Holding episode II.
This event had been coordinated by Mr. Ueda and Mr. Munakata from 1st to 80th. After that, this event take over by new coordinators. We change name to “Japan Technical Jamboree Episode II” to show the keeping spirit of Japan Technical Jamboree with new members.
This event use Japanese as the native language. If you would like to perform your presentation in English, we also welcome you to join!
How to join to Japan Technical Jamboree
Attendee
Basically, no registration required. Please come to the event site.
When the event site has a restriction, you will need registrations. Please check to the event information page. When that event can attend by remote such as zoom, we will announce at the event information page.
No limitation for your background.
Speaker
We are open to presenter registration at wiki page. That wiki page link from the event information page. When you propose to presentation, please add your presentation title and your name.
No limitation for your background.
Notice for compliance
This event join many engineers over the own company. Everyone must follow the Code of Conduct to avoid violating antitrust laws. The Code of Conduct show in this page.