Damien George - Micro Python - CIUUK14
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Damien George of Micro Python ( http://micropython.org/ ) presented at the Computational Intelligence Unconference. These are his slides from the lightning talk (he also did live (unfortunately unrecorded) demonstrations).
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- 1. Micro Python — Python running on microcontrollers Damien P. George DAMTP & The Cavendish, University of Cambridge CI Unconference, 26th July 2014
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