RISC OS SouthWest Show 2019 - Saturday 16th February, 2019

Exhibitors for 2019 include the following:

• R-Comp /RCI
• Orpheus Internet
• RISC OS Developments
  RISC OS Developments Ltd will be at this year's South-West show. Formed in 2016, we aim to secure the future of RISC OS and its applications through investment and development, and by introducing the system to new markets. In 2018, we were able to release RISC OS as fully open source software, and we have some exciting projects underway for 2019. Come and have a chat to us. We look forward to seeing you and seeing RISC OS in action on various stands throughout the day.
• RISC OS Open Ltd (ROOL)
  RISC OS Open Limited (ROOL) manages the source code to RISC OS. We are an organisation run on a largely voluntary basis. We also offer specialist professional services to anyone who is interested in developing products around the Arm architecture or RISC OS.
  We will be talking to visitors about progress since the recent Open Sourcing of RISC OS, the move to versions 5.26/5.27, progress on active bounties and other initiatives to stimulate growth of the RISC OS market.
• Organizer
• Archive Magazine
• AmCog Games
  AMCOG Games is a leading indie developer of computer games for RISC OS. Providing original titles with a retro theme. We are also specialists in Digital Signal Processing and have a free extension to RISC OS implementing a Virtual Sound Chip called RDSP. We currently have 11 titles available including arcade, puzzle games, a development kit and more.
  At the South West show come and see our new update (free for existing users) of Stunt Drivers which will include new features, improved graphics and additional levels. Not only that, but we will be demonstrating new RDSP features including reverb, distortion and audio recording to WAV files.
  Finally, concept art for our next title will be available. We will be welcoming ideas and suggestions. Creating features that RISC OS users wish to see. Help us create new original British entertainment software on a British operating system. New for 2019.
• Steve Fryatt
  Steve will be demonstrating his range of Open Source software, including Locate, PrintPDF and the improvements to CashBook's reporting and analysis tools which have not yet been seen in the South West. CDs containing copies of all of his software will be available to take away for £5, with the proceeds once again going to the British Heart Foundation.
  Wearing his Editor's hat, Steve will also have copies of the WROCC Back Catalogue CD Issue 8 on his stand, containing over 400 issues of the Yorkshire Club's monthly newsletter in PDF form.
• RISC OS Bits
  RISCOSbits will again be selling the usual range of alternative hardware, including our exclusive RISC OS themed acrylic cases to suit every budget. We will have stocks of the PiCog and PiSSDup cases for the Raspberry Pi, the Deuce Case for Pi or Wandboard, and the UniqAce for well, lots of RISC OS boards and others beside! We have exclusive stocks of Ident's RiscCE cases for the Raspberry Pi.
  We will be showing off our Qadro and PiHard range of configurable small-footprint RISC OS computers with 2.5in SSD for more robust storage. We will also have stocks of the ultra-budget PiRO and the miniscule Si.zeRO.
  We will be showing off our docks to compliment RComp's mini.m and other SolidRun CuBox machines, complete with mSATA drive and USB hub. Plus we will have a few refurbished portable computers for sale, including Pi-Top v1 and v2 machines, and a rare Lapdock, plus many more of our usual items, including PiPODs, plus a few special items.
• John Norris (Bell ringing) & Tasty Treats
  RISC OS and Ringing
  Five bell ringing programs to run on Raspberry Pi and other RISC OS machines
  Mini-dumbbell to ring — come and have a go. (Orders taken)
  Mary's Home Made Preserves
  You have a Raspberry Pi, you use RISC OS?
  Now buy raspberry jam and Really Interesting Specially Constructed Old Style Chutney
• Ident Computer
  Wi-Fi Sheep (Ident Computer)
  The Online Social Media tech channel, fronted by Ident Computer's Tom Williamson makes its RISC OS show debut...
  Showcasing some of the projects and hardware as seen on the Wi-Fi Sheep Youtube Channel and Twitter platforms including: 
  * Upgraded BBC Micro hardware, 
  * Custom coding and software projects, 
  * 3D printed Pi based hardware and RISC OS setup 
  and alternative Acorn inspired software platforms in the form of Pico-8 the ever growing LUA based retro styled 8-bit coding and development platform for modern hardware.
  Plus we'll be recording new video content for our channel during the day!
  Come and say Hi, have a play and a chat!
  Please note: We are only exhibiting content and will not be offering any products or services for sale at the show.
• Soft Rock Software
  Soft Rock Software will be showing off the company's classic games, such as Escape from Exeria and Drop Rock, which will be available to purchase as part of the Soft Rock Software Collection on USB Flash Drive or CD.
  In addition, the company's RiscPC-inspired Raspberry Pi cases will be available to buy; both the classic RiscPiC-mini, or - in very limited numbers - the new RiscPiC-standard.
• RISC OS User Group Of London (ROUGOL)
• Chris Hall
  New for the South West show is a data monitor running RISC OS 5.26 on a Raspberry Pi designed to monitor the health of signalling circuits to provide useful data for fault finding. The unit has been extensively tested on a heritage railway logging each change of state of selected signalling relays controlling an Automatic Open Crossing Locally Monitored (AOCL). The results were boring as the crossing operated faultlessly. Also on show is my Family Tree software and a GPS tracker.
• Sine Nomine
  Matthew will be selling our popular map software, RiscOSM, and hopes to have a new related product to demonstrate at the show. Also available will be the database software Impact and, for puzzlers, SuperDoku and Wrangler, and House of Cards for those who like patience games but can't be bothered to do their own shuffling.
• AMCS - the Advanced Music Construction System
  A Music Production Operating System for modern ARM hardware by 3rd Event Technologies, originally prototyped on the Acorn Archimedes A3000, completely developed in ARM Assembler and built in BBC BASIC on the RISC OS platform.
• Southampton RISC OS User Group (SROUG)
  The Southampton RISC OS User Group will be encouraging anyone from the Sussex, Surrey & Hampshire area (or even further afield!) to come along to their meetings on the second Tuesday of each month, as well as showing off lots of little gadgets and gizmos they've been playing with!
• RISC OS Midland User Group (MUG)
  We're here to publicise the user group and also we will have a Robotic arm on the stand for people to try out their programming skills.
• Rob Coleman - Acorn & BBC User Group
  Showing modern upgrades for 8-bit Acorns (Atom and BBC). I'll be showing my VideoNuLA graphics upgrade and we'll also have modern storage options, Raspberry Pi co-processors and a HDMI interface.
  We also hope to bring a working Domesday system.
• Cameron Cawley
• Charity Stand
  This year we are supporting "Pets as Therapy". Please give them your support.
  

Please come along, have a chat and support all our exhibitors.