SELEM 2026 Show and Events Scheduling Thread

<Edit - Draft Presentation and Auditorium Schedules Attached>


Hello good LASER folks!

As a result of feedback from SELEM attendees in recent years, I have been asked to resurrect a more structured approach to laser show content and general educational presentations. For those of you who attended SELEM before COVID, you may recall documented show times and presentation times indicating what was going to be discussed and who/what content was being displayed. As such, I'd like to invite any 2026 attendees to suggest proposed educational topics and desired time-slots for showing laser content.

Please tell me what you'd like to see and/or present under the following categories: Dome lasershows, choreographed beam/graphics shows, and Club-SELEM content/events/music selections.

Likewise, do you have knowledge or products you'd like to share with your fellow attendees? Do you have a product you've been working on that you'd like to demonstrate to the group? Do you have knowledge of a software product that others may be interested in learning about?

Don't be shy! Please post your SELEM related desires within this thread or reach out to me directly so we can get you accommodated and maximize our time together as a community.

Many thanks in advance!

-David Kumpula

i would very much like to do a radiator presentation. i've been working on the firmware update for months and there's some cool stuff in there i'd like to go over. i'd also like a chunk of time to run some abstract shows. maybe an hour(ish) for each, if the schedule permits.

for running abstract shows, i'd like to have two 30k projectors and a 60k projector of reasonably matched power levels.

there are some projects that adam / chris (the smart one, not me) / i have been working on sort of in parallel that might be kind of fun to do a show and tell on, but i don't want to speak for them.

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Originally Posted by dkumpula

Hello good LASER folks!

As a result of feedback from SELEM attendees in recent years, I have been asked to resurrect a more structured approach to laser show content and general educational presentations. For those of you who attended SELEM before COVID, you may recall documented show times and presentation times indicating what was going to be discussed and who/what content was being displayed. As such, I'd like to invite any 2026 attendees to suggest proposed educational topics and desired time-slots for showing laser content.

Please tell me what you'd like to see and/or present under the following categories: Dome lasershows, choreographed beam/graphics shows, and Club-SELEM content/events/music selections.

Likewise, do you have knowledge or products you'd like to share with your fellow attendees? Do you have a product you've been working on that you'd like to demonstrate to the group? Do you have knowledge of a software product that others may be interested in learning about?

Don't be shy! Please post your SELEM related desires within this thread or reach out to me directly so we can get you accommodated and maximize our time together as a community.

Many thanks in advance!

-David Kumpula

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I'd like to do my annual presentation ILDAC Update... early afternoon after lunch if possible. Thanks for arranging, Dave!

Thanks Swamidog and Hank for the quick responses. I'll get the two of you on the schedules accordingly.

Roj: I fully agree with you regarding laser show content creators being underappreciated, especially as compared with LDs and other similar skilled artisans. It would be nice to get some video for historical documentation.

-David

(makes trained seal noises)

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Originally Posted by dkumpula

Thanks Swamidog and Hank for the quick responses. I'll get the two of you on the schedules accordingly.

Roj: I fully agree with you regarding laser show content creators being underappreciated, especially as compared with LDs and other similar skilled artisans. It would be nice to get some video for historical documentation.

-David

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I'm up for a group presentation of the projects Adam, Chris (the modest but truly the smarter Chris) and I have been working on.

I nominate Adam as the primary speaker since this was all his idea.
It will be interesting since Adam started it and the 3 of us went in very different directions.
I call mine simply the 'Bluetooth Visualizer'. I believe Chris calls his Fred.


I would also like the opportunity to play my show 'The F Word'. In years past (pre and post COVID) it was played just before the door prizes are given out.

actually, i started it and adam copied me ;)

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Originally Posted by Lazerjock

I'm up for a group presentation of the projects Adam, Chris (the modest but truly the smarter Chris) and I have been working on.

I nominate Adam as the primary speaker since this was all his idea.
It will be interesting since Adam started it and the 3 of us went in very different directions.
I call mine simply the 'Bluetooth Visualizer'. I believe Chris calls his Fred.


I would also like the opportunity to play my show 'The F Word'. In years past (pre and post COVID) it was played just before the door prizes are given out.

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I would like to present on what is new with ILDA and laser safety in general.

I forget if I presented about ILDA Category B last year (for doing audience scanning shows safely). If I did not talk about Category B, then that would be a good topic as well.

I'll be in Seattle the first couple of days of August, so please schedule me for, say, the second-to-last day. May have to move to last day depending on when I leave Seattle.

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by swamidog

actually, i started it and adam copied me ;)

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I stand corrected.

I nominate (remove Adam insert Chris) as the primary speaker since this was all his idea.
It will be interesting since (remove Adam insert Chris) started it and the 3 of us went in very different directions.
I call mine simply the 'Bluetooth Visualizer'. I believe Chris calls his Fred.

I would be happy to talk about the audio visualizer Teensy project! Haven't had much time to work on it this week, but I'm hoping to hammer some more on it this weekend. (Working on porting everything to the smaller Teensy 4.0 and also a new audio shield that both simplifies the project and adds extra capability, including audio playback!)

David, I'll try to give you more details in a week or two regarding the presentation...

Also, to be clear: Chris Short had the original idea back in February and sent me a short video of his unit in operation. When I asked him how he did it (because I wanted to build one myself), he sent me the parts list and some demo code to verify that the audio hardware was working. Took me a while to get the hardware sorted, but once I had output, I started an email chain with a bunch of folks (including Chris) and sort of went full ham on the project, including starting from scratch with the code (using AI to do the heavy lifting). I have the entire, messy process saved in a series of emails, transcripts, and code fragments. The original units I built were a bit different that the one Chris has, as I started playing around with different displays right away. Also, my code is different than his, even though they perform similar functions. The latest iteration I'm working on (using the smaller Teensy 4.0) uses different audio hardware that will be very cool, if I can get it all working.

Patrick,

You did the Cat-A endorsement course in 2023, and last year we talked about how the LSO certification will need to be renewed every 5 years, but Cat-B is news to me. So yeah, I think we'd all like to know more about it!

Adam

it's been a really fun collaborative project and i fully expect adam's widget will be way cooler than mine. :)

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I would be happy to talk about the audio visualizer Teensy project! Haven't had much time to work on it this week, but I'm hoping to hammer some more on it this weekend. (Working on porting everything to the smaller Teensy 4.0 and also a new audio shield that both simplifies the project and adds extra capability, including audio playback!)

David, I'll try to give you more details in a week or two regarding the presentation...

Also, to be clear: Chris Short had the original idea back in February and sent me a short video of his unit in operation. When I asked him how he did it (because I wanted to build one myself), he sent me the parts list and some demo code to verify that the audio hardware was working. Took me a while to get the hardware sorted, but once I had output, I started an email chain with a bunch of folks (including Chris) and sort of went full ham on the project, including starting from scratch with the code (using AI to do the heavy lifting). I have the entire, messy process saved in a series of emails, transcripts, and code fragments. The original units I built were a bit different that the one Chris has, as I started playing around with different displays right away. Also, my code is different than his, even though they perform similar functions. The latest iteration I'm working on (using the smaller Teensy 4.0) uses different audio hardware that will be very cool, if I can get it all working.

Patrick,

You did the Cat-A endorsement course in 2023, and last year we talked about how the LSO certification will need to be renewed every 5 years, but Cat-B is news to me. So yeah, I think we'd all like to know more about it!

Adam

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FWIW, my T4 Laser Synth PCB is a derivative of this 6 *ADC in / 8 * DAC out PCM3168 eval audio board.
Roj

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damn... if that only had 7 or 8 ADC channels it would be killer.

Is there any interest in me talking about LILI systems or doing a laser compliance Q&A session again?

Hi, my name is Jimena Carolina and I'm a Chilean light and sound artist attending from Chile. I'm also a MadMapper Certified trainer and an ILDA Corporate Member. I can't bring my my own lasers yet but I'd like to propose several things to show and share:

- A light installation composed by projector image - live camera - sound and a Arduino controller to be operated by attendees. Can be placed anywhere, no requirements at all. I have access to monthly MadMapper licenses if someone is interested to keep looking into this amazing software.

- A basic and advanced MadMapper - MadLaser workshop / demonstration, also open to community to participate applying safety requirements.

- Live laser operation for music played at night, if I can access to a laser equipment. I have my own Helios Laser DAC, cables, etc.

- Also, I'll bring some little 3d clear filament printed little lamps of my own design to sell at low price, just to share art.

I don't really know who to talk about this, so if someone could help me to contact the organization I'll be so grateful. You can see some of my work here:

https://www.instagram.com/jimenacarolina__/

https://madmapper.com/learning/certi...JimenaCarolina

Since I'm from abroad, I was registered by someone else, as soon as I can get my registration form I'll make it official.
Thanks so much, I'm very excited to participate In this event.

I identify myself as Jimena Carolina, don't use my last name as an artist.

Hope to see and meet you all soon!

Jimena

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Is there any interest in me talking about LILI systems or doing a laser compliance Q&A session again?

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I'd be happy to listen to you chat on just about any topic, Adam. Is there any new-ish tech you wanna talk about from the X-Laser world?

-David

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Hi, my name is Jimena Carolina and I'm a Chilean light and sound artist attending from Chile. I'm also a MadMapper Certified trainer and an ILDA Corporate Member. I can't bring my my own lasers yet but I'd like to propose several things to show and share:

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Hello Jimena! Patrick Murphy mentioned your pending attendance to SELEM a couple weeks ago. We are very excited and humbled that you are coming up all the way from Chile to spend time with our laser-enthusiast family.

I am confident we will be able to accommodate your set-up space requirements as well as a laser projector. If you aren't already aware, Brad Billet (Bradfo69) runs the venue in Delaware. Adam Burns (buffo) is leader of SELEM. I (David Kumpula) am in charge of the show schedule and 'SELEM Talks' schedule. Almost everyone else participates actively in the event showing off their projects, art, and special knowledge. It's a great event.

Will you please reach out to me directly via email so we can talk more about your presentation and technical requirements? I can be reached at david.kumpula<at>gmail.com We can then connect you with the appropriate people to ensure you have what you need.

I look forward to hearing from and meeting you!

-David

Hi everyone! Next week I'll contact you with all the information, I'd like to do many things, so I'll make a proposal list for you to tell me which ones could be done. I'll arrive August 1st. But in priority order is like: Live camera and Arduino light art installation (doesn't have to be every day), MadMapper workshops inviting to operate after demonstration (maybe a basic one and an advanced one), as I said I have licenses to share, free monthly ones and 4 mad laser of my own (each one can be used with many lasers), laser live for sound, and maybe a short presentation with music from my label. Short presentations maybe according to the schedule. That's for now, talk to you next week! Maybe I can give you a little certificate from Garage Cube for attending these workshops also, we'll talk to see how many MM licenses I can get. (Full software, no watermark or anything like that).
I'm so exited about this event, thanks for your kind words, I' so grateful to have the support from Patrick, ILDA, MadMapper and SELEM organization. Sorry if my English is not so good today, I'm so tired just can't think straight.

Looking forward too!

Hi Jimena,

Really looking forward to seeing you at SELEM this year. I do believe you will be our furthest-traveled attendee at SELEM! (That title was previously held jointly by Dimitri Modderman, Francesco Van Loon, and Pieter Ruysch, all from the Netherlands.)

Since you will be arriving on Saturday, August 1st, you are welcome to come to the Echoes concert with us that evening. (Echoes is a 10-piece Pink Floyd tribute band. They're *very* good, and we've done lasers to support their concerts several times in the past.) At present, we'll have Brad Billet, myself, and David Zurcher running consoles for the show, but we may have a few last-minute additions.

Load-in for SELEM will be Sunday, August 2nd. After we get things set up, we all go out for diner at a local restaurant before coming back to the venue for a little pre-SELEM fun. (Fair warining now: don't plan on getting much sleep during SELEM... Officially it's supposed to be from 10 AM until Midnight, but Brad and I are usually at the venue before 9 AM, and we're almost always running until 2 AM every night.)

No worries about having access to extra laser projectors, controllers, video projectors, sound equipment, cables, or anything else you might need during the event. Trust me: there will be spares available. (I'll leave it to others to clarify this admittedly loaded statement, but as a hint: Brad has 2 storage units full of laser stuff, and we call it "Mount Laser-more!")

Regarding lasers and laser consoles in particular, one of the main purposes of SELEM is to give people the chance to test-drive other people's equipment to see how it works and to get a feel for what you might like (or dislike). So yeah, if you want to play on someone's console, just ask! (Most of us only get a couple chances per year to talk about this stuff, so we're super happy to be able to share our passion with someone who has similar interests.)

Also, this is a very informal event, so if you're going to do a presentation on the things you've been working on, don't feel like this is a TED talk or anything. This isn't a trade show, and we're a very forgiving audience, so you don't need to over-prepare. Also, be prepared for impromptu demonstrations, as people may start asking questions about your work later in the day, and this sort of thing often leads to a "Let's just set this up real quick and I can show you...." situation. :o

David:

I'll probably need about an hour for my presentation on the Teensy audio visualizer project. I'm thinking maybe Tuesday at 2 PM?

I could also do a presentation on my 8-bit CPU on breadboard build (based on Ben Eater's kit), if there's enough interest, but maybe that's better as an impromptu demo.?. I'm up for whatever...

We also need to figure out how to share time between the planetarium dome and the rest of the "Auditorium" room. Maybe we block out large swaths of timesfor one space or the other, say in 4 hour blocks, and then schedule shows within each block? And if nothing is scheduled in the Auditorium, we can run more stuff in the dome, or vice-versa.

Regarding the Club-SELEM side, we can also have a schedule there if people are going to sign up for things, but I'd suggest leaving the early hours open for ad-hoc stuff. (Rick may have more input on this.)

Adam

Hi Buffo and everyone else!

Sorry for this delay post, have been busy days but here I am, have my plane ticket, hotel accommodation and visa waiver, so Im ready to go, still really unbelievable to me but so exited to be part of SELEM and here are the things Id like to do so you can organize where and when and if they are able to carry out. (Im sorry if my English isn't perfect this makes me a little shy haha)

- I'm definitely going to "Echoes" on Saturday 1st, I arrive that morning after a long travel so I hope to rest and then go see the live laser performance and meet you guys! Don't know the location and time yet but obviously is going to be posted. You could send me a DM here to share my telephone number and be in contact via WhatsApp, definitely having roaming to communicate and using uber.

- I'd like to do a light art installation, using projector, camera, computer and Arduino controller so people can interact directly with it, and if they are some random objects I'll map them by hand composing a site-specific, or walls or anything really. I'll have ready most of it on a Madmapper project. I just need a dark place and some time to set it up, hope to be early Sunday 2nd to do it. This may be running a couple of days so I can do other things Wednesday and Thursday. My equipment: Epson projector, MacBook Pro M4 max, Madmapper, self made Arduino controller, tripod, Sony Alpha 7iii camera cables and everything needed. I'm still searching info about electrical transformers and adaptors, I have to review equipment info also. Here are some references of my work on this area:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...jPedIfRYmyUZ0A

- Offer a Madmapper-Madlaser basic workshop, for this I would need a couple of laser equipments, I'll bring my two Helios Laser DAC adapters and can share licenses if someone is interested to bring their computer and experiment. After this workshop would be nice to have time to share my laser connected computer for laser operators to use it under my surveillance. I'll show the basics is the software, configure inputs, security masks, parameters, etc. Nothing like a TED talk! haha, I'll be there to share what I know and have fun.

- I'm part of a little music label, if I may, I'd like to present a little live laser presentation using some tracks of 4 of us, I don't know maybe 40 minutes or so, any night. And of course, love performing live laser with any kind of music, so any night if there is the possibility please, count with me! I'll prepare different Madlaser projects for this purpose. References:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...ByuF104loyHUWU

https://colegioextraterrestre.bandcamp.com

(In sound I'm JMNA)

- I'll bring a few little lamps 3d-printed with clear filament, own design for the "buy-sell-trade". They'll be cheap, my intention always is to share art.

Well, that is for now, I'll wait for your feedback and we'll get things going, if some of this is not possible due time-schedule issues please let me know. My top priority is the light art installation.

We'll be in touch!
Amazing trip and share with people who loves light art and experiment, thanks so much for your words, I already feel welcome.

J

I'm roping Jacob into co-presenting the latest n greatest happenings around EtherDream 4x and will have several projectors on site running them. I intend to convert a 6w OPT during the preso as well. An hour would be good.

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Originally Posted by Jimena

Hi Buffo and everyone else!

Sorry for this delay post, have been busy days but here I am, have my plane ticket, hotel accommodation and visa waiver, so Im ready to go, still really unbelievable to me but so exited to be part of SELEM and here are the things Id like to do so you can organize where and when and if they are able to carry out. (Im sorry if my English isn't perfect this makes me a little shy haha)

- I'm definitely going to "Echoes" on Saturday 1st, I arrive that morning after a long travel so I hope to rest and then go see the live laser performance and meet you guys! Don't know the location and time yet but obviously is going to be posted. You could send me a DM here to share my telephone number and be in contact via WhatsApp, definitely having roaming to communicate and using uber.

- I'd like to do a light art installation, using projector, camera, computer and Arduino controller so people can interact directly with it, and if they are some random objects I'll map them by hand composing a site-specific, or walls or anything really. I'll have ready most of it on a Madmapper project. I just need a dark place and some time to set it up, hope to be early Sunday 2nd to do it. This may be running a couple of days so I can do other things Wednesday and Thursday. My equipment: Epson projector, MacBook Pro M4 max, Madmapper, self made Arduino controller, tripod, Sony Alpha 7iii camera cables and everything needed. I'm still searching info about electrical transformers and adaptors, I have to review equipment info also. Here are some references of my work on this area:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...jPedIfRYmyUZ0A

- Offer a Madmapper-Madlaser basic workshop, for this I would need a couple of laser equipments, I'll bring my two Helios Laser DAC adapters and can share licenses if someone is interested to bring their computer and experiment. After this workshop would be nice to have time to share my laser connected computer for laser operators to use it under my surveillance. I'll show the basics is the software, configure inputs, security masks, parameters, etc. Nothing like a TED talk! haha, I'll be there to share what I know and have fun.

- I'm part of a little music label, if I may, I'd like to present a little live laser presentation using some tracks of 4 of us, I don't know maybe 40 minutes or so, any night. And of course, love performing live laser with any kind of music, so any night if there is the possibility please, count with me! I'll prepare different Madlaser projects for this purpose. References:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...ByuF104loyHUWU

https://colegioextraterrestre.bandcamp.com

(In sound I'm JMNA)

- I'll bring a few little lamps 3d-printed with clear filament, own design for the "buy-sell-trade". They'll be cheap, my intention always is to share art.

Well, that is for now, I'll wait for your feedback and we'll get things going, if some of this is not possible due time-schedule issues please let me know. My top priority is the light art installation.

We'll be in touch!
Amazing trip and share with people who loves light art and experiment, thanks so much for your words, I already feel welcome.

J

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Nice to virtually meet you, Jimena. I'm looking forward to talking with you about your art! I'll have video projection and camera feedback running in the club and am sure we can accommodate/integrate your gear!

Hi Jimena,

We're all looking forward to meeting you as well! I've sent you a private message with some contacts (including WhatsApp) so you can stay in touch while you're in the USA. Also, for everyone's benefit, my cell phone number is (843) 324-0735, in case anyone has SELEM questions. (I've posted it on-line far too many times to be worried about restricting it now, lol!)

Regarding your light art installation - how dark does the room need to be? Also, would you prefer to have a longer distance to a large display surface, or a shorter distance to a smaller display surface?

My instinct would be to set you up in the "auditorium" side of the hall, but if you need a shorter throw or a smaller display surface, we could also set you up in the lobby area, but that area is rather bright, at least during the day... We could also set you up on the "Club-SELEM" side, but the screens in there are already pretty crowded, so you would have to project on the walls or ceiling in there. (Typically on the auditorium side we have front-of-house positioned opposite the dividing wall for the ballroom, which gives a *huge* projection surface to work with, even with the inflatable planetarium dome taking up ~ 1/4 of the room.)

We will have several spare laser projectors and video projectors available, so I'm sure we can set up a separate area for you to demonstrate MadMapper if you'd like. David Kumpula is putting a schedule together for SELEM, so be sure to let him know when you'd like to do any presentations so he can add you to the schedule.

The live lasers and music sample sounds like it would be great in the Club-SELEM side. Here again, just let David Kumpula know when you'd like to do that so we get it on the schedule. I'll have some extra projectors on the truss running off an ILDA splitter with a single ILDA cable running back to front-of-house, so you can plug your Helios Dac into that cable and control them all.

Also, while I'd like to say that we stick to the schedule, the reality is that SELEM is constantly evolving, even while the event is going on, so everyone is flexible. The "schedule" is, more often than not, more of a guideline than a hard rule. So if there's nothing going on in the Club and you want to play some music so you can do a live laser jam, we can make that happen. :)

No worries on the buy-and-sell stuff; lots of people bring things they want to sell, be it laser or electronics stuff they want to get rid of, art that they've created, or even just good deals on stuff they want to share with the group. (For example, last year I bought a low-pressure sodium lamp and a failed LED streetlamp that produced only blue light, not because I needed either of these things, but because they were so cheap that I decided I couldn't pass up on the deals.) As long as it's low-key and in the spirit of the event, it's fine. We just don't want SELEM to become a corporate trade show.

You bring up a good point regarding electrical power, however. The USA uses 120V, 60 Hz AC power, while Chile uses 240V, 50Hz AC power. I suspect that your video projector will not work on the power here in the USA unless it is specifically rated for our lower voltage. I know that a lot of electronics these days supports anything from 100VAC to 240VAC, at least for lower power devices like laptop power supplies and computer monitors, but you'll want to double-check any gear you're planning to bring.

I do have a single step-up transformer that will convert 120VAC to 240VAC at up to 10 amps on the output, but it won't do anything about the frequency. Admittedly though, frequency mismatch is mostly a problem with motors, but older linear power supplies can also suffer damage. (It's not as bad going up from 50Hz to 60Hz though; it's much worse when going down from 60Hz to 50Hz.) Here again, I'd check your gear to see what it's rated for before you travel. Worst case, you are welcome to borrow some of the spare equipment that we will have at the venue. (video projectors, laser projectors, speakers, amps, mixers, cables, tripods, t-stands, etc)

Adam

Hi Adam!
Thanks for your, reply, here are some comments about it:

"Regarding your light art installation - how dark does the room need to be? Also, would you prefer to have a longer distance to a large display surface, or a shorter distance to a smaller display surface?"

I can adapt to any place, my projector it's a common Epson Powerlite E20 but is rather new so is very bright. I think "Auditorium" would be ok. Part of my artistic Statement is don't knowing what or where is gonna happen, the ephemeral concept of the installation is related to live camera, images that won't repeat again. I'm thinking Sunday set up and Monday-Tuesday running, so Wednesday and Thursday I'll have my computer free to Madmapper Workshop and live laser-sound madness and happiness moments. This is what I live for, where I find my place in the world. Don't and won't have kids. A night owl experimenting all night, searching, learning, obsessing about it, making really weird stuff. So, please feel free to keep me in mind for any other instances you'd like.

"We will have several spare laser projectors and video projectors available, so I'm sure we can set up a separate area for you to demonstrate MadMapper if you'd like. David Kumpula is putting a schedule together for SELEM, so be sure to let him know when you'd like to do any presentations so he can add you to the schedule."

Any time you want on Wednesday and Thursday.

"The live lasers and music sample sounds like it would be great in the Club-SELEM side. Here again, just let David Kumpula know when you'd like to do that so we get it on the schedule. I'll have some extra projectors on the truss running off an ILDA splitter with a single ILDA cable running back to front-of-house, so you can plug your Helios Dac into that cable and control them all."

OMG (Wednesday or Thursday)

"Also, while I'd like to say that we stick to the schedule, the reality is that SELEM is constantly evolving, even while the event is going on, so everyone is flexible. The "schedule" is, more often than not, more of a guideline than a hard rule. So if there's nothing going on in the Club and you want to play some music so you can do a live laser jam, we can make that happen."

No words to express my happiness.

"No worries on the buy-and-sell stuff; lots of people bring things they want to sell, be it laser or electronics stuff they want to get rid of, art that they've created, or even just good deals on stuff they want to share with the group. (For example, last year I bought a low-pressure sodium lamp and a failed LED streetlamp that produced only blue light, not because I needed either of these things, but because they were so cheap that I decided I couldn't pass up on the deals.) As long as it's low-key and in the spirit of the event, it's fine. We just don't want SELEM to become a corporate trade show."

Did you really use the word corporate? Hahaha

Still have time to search electrical details, working on it.

Still can't believe this is happening.
Looking forward to meet you all!

J

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We just don't want SELEM to become a corporate trade show.

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Well.....shit. I guess I already paid so I'm still coming.

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I'm roping Jacob into co-presenting the latest n greatest happenings around EtherDream 4x and will have several projectors on site running them. I intend to convert a 6w OPT during the preso as well. An hour would be good.

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Specifically, and at the risk of becoming a corporate trade show...

I'll have a dozen or so ED4X prototypes available for sale, as well as daughterboards that make use of its onboard interlock logic. So if anyone else has an OPT projector (or any projector, and wants a challenge), we can convert yours too :) There will be some exciting updates on production timeline, too.

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Specifically, and at the risk of becoming a corporate trade show...

I'll have a dozen or so ED4X prototypes available for sale, as well as daughterboards that make use of its onboard interlock logic. So if anyone else has an OPT projector (or any projector, and wants a challenge), we can convert yours too :) There will be some exciting updates on production timeline, too.

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Oooh, I forgot about this presentation. Thanks for the reminder, I'll add it to the presentation schedule.


For all attendees' information, we are returning to a robust SELEM presentation schedule this year. We have lots of folks lined up to present their projects and expertise. I'm super excited and will start posting draft schedules shortly!

-David

Please note that the current draft of presentation and show schedules will be attached to the first post in this thread. Feel encouraged to reach out to me with comments or questions.

-David