03.10.2017
Several CONNECT volunteers participated in the Problem Solving Festival at the weekend in Trinity College Dublin.
A new interactive computer game, Manual Override, was created by Neal McBride for the event. The game introduced children to the concept of interference in a telecommunications network. Players tried to find ways of minimizing interference between multiple base stations in a network.
iCONNECT volunteers waiting for the crowds to arrive at the Problem Solving Festival.
iTom O'Dea, CONNECT researcher, provides advice on how to minimise interference in the network.
iManual Override was a hit at the Problem Solving Festival.
iNeal McBride (far left) who devised the Manual Override game.
iDennis and Jernej transport the console for Manual Override from Dunlop Oriel House to Front Square, Trinity College Dublin.
iThe Problem Solving Festival took place in Trinity College Dublin's Front Square.