DEMOS ANON

Demos Anon is a meetup for builders and doers in Dublin. All attendees are technical founders or engineers working on side projects and technical experiments. It's an informal, volunteer led evening of pizza, drinks, and 7 minute demos.

We hope that Demos Anon encourages more hackers to share their work, collaborate, and perhaps encourage their next project to be more ambitious.

Current organisers: Éabha Murphy (eabhamurphy7 [at] gmail [dot] com) & Chinaza Uzoukwu (chinazageorgeuzoukwu [at] gmail [dot] com). If you would like to attend a session, please email one of us and tell us what you're interested in.

Demos

Session 69

Nick Kossolapov demoed Fame Boy, a Game Boy emulator written in F#.
Shubham Patil demoed his ID generator, which lets people create ID card mockups inspired by pop culture, and how it took off on Instagram.
Chinaza Uzoukwu demoed a collection of computer graphics projects and some attempts at promotion.

Session 68: Dublin AI Week

Saif Rehman demoed AgentFM, an open-source project that turns machines you already own into a cluster for containerised AI agents.
Iniya Baskaran demoed Gymento, her AI powered gym app.
Tashfeen Ahmed demoed FreeLLMAPI, an open-source router that aggregates free LLMs under an OpenAI-compatible API.

Session 67

Ryan Morrissey and Bence Redmond demoed how they deploy a swarm of coding agents on the cloud.
Darragh Evanson and Elias Mocik presented their research proposal on improving the efficiency of the Irish national grid by reallocating dispatch down while ensuring equity among power generators.
Pavit Gogia talked about what it really takes to build infrastructure in the UK & Ireland.

Session 66

Srinidhi Karthik, Sarah Hurley and Dana Carney demoed a tool that uses existing data to help predict urban sprawl in Galway City.
Roshan Chaudhari, Shaurya Kapoor and Kaisin Manning demoed EirSpace, Ireland's first inter-varsity student rocketry team, showcasing high-powered rocketry through parachute systems, avionics and physical rockets.
Jake Casserly and Dhruv Ranajit Choudhury demoed autonomous driving - 10 laps in under 10 minutes at Silverstone!

Session 65

Jay Looney demoed Ireland's first additively manufactured liquid rocket engine with ULAS HiPR.
Conall O'Reilly explained how Ethereum works, and how he worked on improving it during Patch.
Paula Brüdrich and Colm Rea presented their project on vision-integrated robotic welding for SMEs.

Session 64

Marvellous Adedapo and Emmanuel James demoed RetailGuard, an intelligence layer of a POS system. While taking you through their journey on how they got there.
Owais Korejo demoed Grooves, which is Letterboxd/Goodreads for music.
Sean Barrett demoed his work at ReAble Labs and making prosthetics more accessible.
Alejo Cain demoed his company SnappyCompliance, which helps robotics companies stay certified and conformant (and some of the robots he's worked on)

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