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Call for Proposals
If you are working on open-source technologies, contributing to the community, or exploring interesting technologies in the FOSS space, we encourage you to submit a talk.
Talk Format
Each selected talk will follow a 25-minute session format:
- 20 minutes: Presentation / Talk
- 5 minutes: Audience Q&A
Please design your talk so it fits within this timeframe.
Submission Guidelines
When submitting your proposal, please include:
Talk title, short abstract (what the talk is about)
Relevant links (GitHub, blog, project, etc.)
Make a submission
Accepting submissions till 08 Oct 2026, 11:59 PM
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Tanmay Sankolli Hardware? In a Block Game??When you think of Minecraft, computers are probably not the first thing that comes to mind. more
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Vivek Matthew Tracking the real estate mafia using OpenStreetMapOpenStreetMap is often described as the Wikipedia of maps. What does that mean in practice? more
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crola Crashing Into Transit-TechA super-fast crash course into transit-technology. more
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Nikhil Reverse Engineering NCMC: Building an Open Interface for Transit CardsNCMC is a specification designed to enable India’s “One Nation, One Card” initiative. Multiple intracity transit systems have their own NCMC cards, issued by different companies and backed by banks that provide the banking infrastructure required for the cards’ backend systems, RuPay OTG/QSPARC, to work. more
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Shree Kumar Rupee Fund - Funding FOSS for everyoneFunding for Free and Open Source projects is an unsolved problem. The Rupee Fund is a new initiative that has a refreshing take on this problem. We aim to be a tailwind for Indian Free and Open Projects - spanning from hardware, software and mixed projects. more
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