EXHIBITORS
The list of confirmed exhibitors is growing all the time, so check back regularly.
Contact us if you are interested in taking a stand at the show.
- 3rd Event Technologies - AMCS, Advanced Music Creation System
Quincy Coleman demonstrating the AMCS MIDI music sequencer and operating system. - ABUG - Acorn and BBC Micro User Group
The user group for all past, current and future users of Acorn Atoms, Beebs, Electrons and Archies. - AMCOG Games
Anthony Bartram is hoping to release a new game, provisionally titled "Stunt Racers", at the show, to add to the eight games already in AMCOG's collection. He will also be demonstrating his Software Development kit and the RDSP sound synthesiser, and encouraging everyone to get developing on their own games!. - BBC Media Preservation
Several years ago Paul Emerton obtained the BBC's remaining Special Projects Archimedes and RiscPC machines and media. These systems were used for producing graphics for titles and quiz show scoreboards during the 90s. See the restored machines in action and create your own winning Lottery ticket! - Charity Stand
Donate your old hardware and software, and buy others to help raise money for Combat Stress. - Chris Hall
Chris will be selling his new family tree generator program, FamTree. He will also be showing the latest version of his Raspberry Pi based portable GPS unit with PaPiRus display, OLED display, and GPS module, with internal LiPo battery. It can record a GPX route and read it into RiscOSM to analyse speed profile etc. - CJE Micro's - The Fourth Dimension
The dealer with it all - if it's not in stock, it probably doesn't exist! Including the RapidO Ti and RapidO Ig systems, the new RaspberryRO Lite, and the first RISC OS laptop for over 20 years, the Pi-topRO. - Organizer
Nigel Willmott with the latest updates to the personal management software. - R-Comp
R-Comp will be demonstrating their ARMX6, mini.m and TiMachine native ARM based RISC OS systems along with RISCube/RISCbook family of VirtualRPC computers, plus the latest updates to their extensive software collection. - RISC OS Bits (+Ident)
Andy Marks will have RISCOSbits' ever growing range of interestingly named hardware addons for sale, including BURP, PiSSDup and the brand new smallest ever(?) RO machine, the si.zeRO. Andy will also have Ident Computers new modular system, the CE, on display. Talk to him for all your Acorn and RISC OS Spares and Extras needs. - Retro Software
Displaying new games for old hardware, including Beeb, Electron and Atom! Jason Nicholls will also be showing previews of games still under development. - Riscy Robots
The rise of the machines! Neil Fazakerley will be have the usual gaggle of robot arms to play with, a hands-on motor control demo via GPIOs, a 3-axis gyro box, an SPI-controlled digital readout and led array, and possibly a 3d printer in action making buggy parts. - RISC OS Open Ltd
Charged by Castle with maintaining the Shared Source RISC OS, ROOL will be demoing latest developments, talking about future plans and showing off their updated documentation. - ROUGOL
The RISC OS User Group Of London, the show organisers, will be on hand to try to tempt you to its upcoming meetings and talk about RISC OS in London in general. - RPCEmu
The latest version of the cross platform Risc PC emulator will be on display. - Sine Nomine Software
Sine Nomine will have their award winning vector map rendering application RiscOSM available, as well as the latest versions of the Impact Database, DrawPrint, SuperDoku and House of Cards. - Soft Rock Software
Vince Hudd will have the latest edition of the Soft Rock Software Collection on sale. Featuring all of the RISC OS applications, games, and utilities currently available from the Soft Rock Software website, plus bonus extras! The last few of his RiscPC styled case for the Raspberry Pi, the RiscPiC, will be available - grab one while you can. - Tricky Gaming
Come along and try out Tricky's (Richard Broadhurst) new games for the BBC Micro, and maybe give your old favourites a go too. - VideoNuLA
See BBC Micro graphics like you've never seen before with RobC's VideoNuLA board that upgrades the palette to 4096 colours. Also see how to use a Raspberry Pi as a Tube co-processor to emulate all those second processors you could never afford.
