Through its Devin Work panel, Excogigirls spotlighted the economic realities of the next‑generation workforce. By marrying technical depth with policy discussions, the event equipped attendees with a roadmap to navigate—and shape—the evolving labor landscape.
Excogigirls 24/04/24 was more than a conference; it was a movement—a living laboratory where ideas were not only imagined but also prototyped, critiqued, and set on a path to real‑world impact. As we look toward Excogirise and beyond, the spirit of thinking up together promises to reshape how technology serves humanity, one breakthrough at a time.
If you missed the live streams, full recordings and a PDF of the event agenda are now available on the official Excogigirls website.
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Excogigirls started as a modest meetup in 2020, organized by a handful of women engineers who wanted a safe space to prototype, pitch, and prototype again. By 2024, the initiative had blossomed into a full‑scale, multi‑track conference drawing participants from over 30 countries. The name—excogitate (to think up) + girls—captures the ethos: “thinking big, together.”
The 2024 edition was co‑curated by Roxanne “Rox” Patel, a former NASA software engineer turned venture mentor, and Catalina “Cat” Torres, a product designer whose work on sustainable wearables earned her a spot on Fast Company’s 2023 list of “Most Creative People in Business.” Their combined expertise ensured that the event balanced hard‑tech showcases with human‑centered design workshops.
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Organizers are already teasing the next iteration: Excogirise, slated for Spring 2025 in Barcelona. The theme will be “Elevate”—focusing on scaling the prototypes born in 2024 into market‑ready products. Early hints suggest:
The objective of this guide is to outline the planning, execution, and follow-up actions for the project/event involving excogigirls, scheduled for 24th April 2024.
The Concept & Vibe
If you are familiar with the ExCoGi (Extra Cute Girls) universe, you know exactly what to expect here. This isn't high-gloss, over-produced cinema. It is "hotel room pro-am" at its finest. The vibe is intimate, casual, and highly voyeuristic. The "999 Devin" in the filename refers to the male talent (Devin) and the standard numbered release.
The scene captures that specific "girl next door" energy where the lighting is natural (sometimes harsh), the camera is handheld, and the interaction feels unscripted.
The Performers
The Action
This scene delivers the standard ExCoGi formula:
Production Quality
The Verdict
4/5 Stars
This is a solid entry in the ExCoGi catalog. It doesn't break new ground, but it doesn't need to. It succeeds exactly at what it tries to be: a raw, authentic, and high-energy scene featuring a very attractive natural performer.
Summary: A must-watch for fans of Catalina Ossa or the "authentic amateur" genre. It feels real, which is the ultimate compliment for this type of content.
| Name | Role | Notable Contributions |
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| Catalina “Cat” Torres | Co‑curator, Lead Designer | Pioneered sustainable textile sensors; keynote speaker on “Designing for the Planet.” |
| Roxanne Patel | Co‑curator, Mentor | Former NASA software lead; mentor for 50+ startups via Women in Tech accelerator. |
| Devin Liu | Panelist, CEO of NeuroMesh | Advocate for ethical AI; author of “Neural Futures.” |
| 999 Hackathon Judges | Panel of experts from MIT, Google, and UNDP | Evaluated prototypes on impact, feasibility, and inclusivity. |
| Excogigirls Community Volunteers | 150+ volunteers | Managed logistics, translation services, and live‑stream coordination. |
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Excogigirls 24 04 24 Catalina Roxanne 999 Devin Work | 2K |
USB Wi-Fi адаптер непонятной модели... естественно - из Китая. Очень дешевый, цену даже не скажу - не запомнил... Но пишу то, что есть. + Щелкайте по фото, чтобы увеличить!
Итак, пластиковый бокс, или блистерная упаковка. Устройство сразу видно через прозрачный пластик...
Вскрываем упаковку, внутри картонный вкладыш. На нем, на лицевой стороне: Wireless-N, USB Adapter. 150 Mbps. 2.4 GHz. USB2.0 Hi-Speed. IEE 802.11b/g/n
На обратной стороне техническая информация - характеристики и спецификации... Я не буду все перечислять. Вы это можете видеть на фото выше.
Картонный вкладыш складывающийся, в внутри маленький компакт диск, 80 мм Mini-CD, на нем записаны драйвера. Здесь драйвера под Linux, Mac и Windows - начиная с XP и заканчивая 10... На диске написано RT/MTK21NOV - эти адаптеры есть на чипах Realtek и MediaTek, поэтому там драйвера и на те и на эти устройства.
Сам адаптер. Это небольшое USB устройство, похожее на флэш-накопитель. Отдельно идет накручивающаяся антенна.
Втыкаем этот адаптер в USB-порт, и сразу выскакивает сообщение... драйвера в Windows на него нет...
Устанавливаем с диска... Вот так в Диспетчере устройств.
Ну, в общем-то, все. Устройство работает, проблем никаких нет. Этот адаптер покупался не для ПК, а для цифровой DVB-T2 приставки. Там он работает без проблем. Можно работать и без антенны, в этом случае максимальное расстояние не более 15-20 метров. А с антенной 100 и более метров.
Вот так, почти ничего об этом адаптере... слов нет.
Михаил Дмитриенко
Специально для PRETICH.ru
Февраль 2021 г.
Wireless N - RT / MTK21NOV USB adapter
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USB Wi-Fi adapter of unknown model... of course - from China. Very cheap, I won't even say the price - I don't remember... But I write what I have. So, a plastic box, or a blister pack. The device is immediately visible through the transparent plastic...
We open the packaging, inside there is a cardboard insert. On it, on the front side: Wireless-N, USB Adapter. 150 Mbps. 2.4 GHz. USB2.0 Hi-Speed. IEE 802.11b / g / n
On the reverse side are technical information - characteristics and specifications... I will not list everything. You can see this in the photo above.
Folding cardboard insert, inside a small CD, 80 mm Mini-CD, drivers are recorded on it. Here are drivers for Linux, Mac and Windows - from XP to 10 ... The disk says RT / MTK21NOV - these adapters are on Realtek and MediaTek chips, so there are drivers for both devices.
The adapter itself. It is a small USB device that looks like a flash drive. There is a winding antenna separately. We plug this adapter into a USB port, and a message immediately pops up... there is no driver for it in Windows... Install from disk... Like this in Device Manager.
Well, in general, everything. The device works, there are no problems. This adapter was bought not for a PC, but for a digital DVB-T2 set-top box. There he works without problems. You can work without an antenna, in this case the maximum distance is no more than 15-20 meters. And with an antenna of 100 meters or more.
So, almost nothing about this adapter... no words.
Mikhail Dmitrienko
Especially for PRETICH.ru
February 2021 |
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Excogigirls 24 04 24 Catalina Roxanne 999 Devin Work | 2K |
Through its Devin Work panel, Excogigirls spotlighted the economic realities of the next‑generation workforce. By marrying technical depth with policy discussions, the event equipped attendees with a roadmap to navigate—and shape—the evolving labor landscape.
Excogigirls 24/04/24 was more than a conference; it was a movement—a living laboratory where ideas were not only imagined but also prototyped, critiqued, and set on a path to real‑world impact. As we look toward Excogirise and beyond, the spirit of thinking up together promises to reshape how technology serves humanity, one breakthrough at a time.
If you missed the live streams, full recordings and a PDF of the event agenda are now available on the official Excogigirls website.
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This query could refer to a few different things, and I want to make sure I provide the right information:
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Excogigirls started as a modest meetup in 2020, organized by a handful of women engineers who wanted a safe space to prototype, pitch, and prototype again. By 2024, the initiative had blossomed into a full‑scale, multi‑track conference drawing participants from over 30 countries. The name—excogitate (to think up) + girls—captures the ethos: “thinking big, together.” Through its Devin Work panel, Excogigirls spotlighted the
The 2024 edition was co‑curated by Roxanne “Rox” Patel, a former NASA software engineer turned venture mentor, and Catalina “Cat” Torres, a product designer whose work on sustainable wearables earned her a spot on Fast Company’s 2023 list of “Most Creative People in Business.” Their combined expertise ensured that the event balanced hard‑tech showcases with human‑centered design workshops.
Even with advanced search operators (quotes, site: filters), this exact string returns no indexed results because:
Organizers are already teasing the next iteration: Excogirise, slated for Spring 2025 in Barcelona. The theme will be “Elevate”—focusing on scaling the prototypes born in 2024 into market‑ready products. Early hints suggest:
The objective of this guide is to outline the planning, execution, and follow-up actions for the project/event involving excogigirls, scheduled for 24th April 2024.
The Concept & Vibe
If you are familiar with the ExCoGi (Extra Cute Girls) universe, you know exactly what to expect here. This isn't high-gloss, over-produced cinema. It is "hotel room pro-am" at its finest. The vibe is intimate, casual, and highly voyeuristic. The "999 Devin" in the filename refers to the male talent (Devin) and the standard numbered release. If you missed the live streams, full recordings
The scene captures that specific "girl next door" energy where the lighting is natural (sometimes harsh), the camera is handheld, and the interaction feels unscripted.
The Performers
The Action
This scene delivers the standard ExCoGi formula:
Production Quality
The Verdict
4/5 Stars
This is a solid entry in the ExCoGi catalog. It doesn't break new ground, but it doesn't need to. It succeeds exactly at what it tries to be: a raw, authentic, and high-energy scene featuring a very attractive natural performer.
Summary: A must-watch for fans of Catalina Ossa or the "authentic amateur" genre. It feels real, which is the ultimate compliment for this type of content.
| Name | Role | Notable Contributions |
|------|------|-----------------------|
| Catalina “Cat” Torres | Co‑curator, Lead Designer | Pioneered sustainable textile sensors; keynote speaker on “Designing for the Planet.” |
| Roxanne Patel | Co‑curator, Mentor | Former NASA software lead; mentor for 50+ startups via Women in Tech accelerator. |
| Devin Liu | Panelist, CEO of NeuroMesh | Advocate for ethical AI; author of “Neural Futures.” |
| 999 Hackathon Judges | Panel of experts from MIT, Google, and UNDP | Evaluated prototypes on impact, feasibility, and inclusivity. |
| Excogigirls Community Volunteers | 150+ volunteers | Managed logistics, translation services, and live‑stream coordination. |
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