Sunday, December 29, 2013

Hive Talk - Intelligent Beehives

Coming all the way from Virginia!! Experimental Beekeeper Frank Linton spoke about about the future of BEEKEEPING, intelligent beehives, DIY Beehive Monitoring, and ways we can save our bees never imagined. (Even non-beekeepers!). See the first part video below. For more information about his work check his website

Trev Stanhope, from Mcgill robotics. will share his ideas on intelligent Hives, see the second part video below

http://beautifulbeehives.com/ will talk about the quest for building beautiful hives for urban Beeks
Honored with the presence of Beekeeping Guru, Branislav Babic 

Intelligent beehives part 1


Intelligent beehives part 2

Friday, November 1, 2013

The future of Marketing

Before the event, a few of us put some ideas in a presentation. We tried to follow this presentation during our conversation and continued to add information to it.  

Presentation


Video recording of the event

Friday, October 25, 2013

Meeting with other networks

3 presentations followed by discussions
This is mostly about p2p production platforms and technology applied to glocal food systems.

Open notes taken during the event
















Sorry for the video quality, we promise to do better next time!


Thursday, March 21, 2013

Michel Bauwens presents at HEC Montreal with Sensorica

On March 7th, 2013 Michel Bauwens (founder of p2p foundation) was invited by Pr. Mai Thi Thanh to presented at Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales (HEC) in Montreal, Canada. At the same time, Bob Haugen and is partner Lynn Foster, who work hard with us on infrastructure development, also came to Montreal from Wisconsin USA, to help us transition to the new version of our contribution accounting system. They were also present at HEC that Thursday the 7th, with almost all other sensoricans from Montreal. Michel's presentation on p2p ended with a short introduction to the open value network model and to the contribution accounting system. [NOTE: the presentation was recorded and will be published here in April]

After the presentation, some of us continued the passionate discussion about p2p economics and the open value network well into the afternoon. This discussion was only interrupted for the time to walk to the nearest Greek restaurant, where we enjoyed ourselves until the owner almost kicked us out.Seven hours of sleep later we were back at it again over breakfast, talking about how to make Sensorica's model available to any group out there who wants to produce and distribute value the commons-based p2p way.






This visit was in preparation for the IGC-HEC event, showcasing Sensorica