Nathan Burles is a post-doctoral researcher with a PhD in computer science. He is currently working for the University of York, on subjects as diverse as artificial neural networks and dynamic, adaptive, and automated software engineering.

In his free time, he enjoys tinkering with embedded systems and electronics, ranging from full systems such as the Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone Black to simple microcontrollers such as the Arduino—adding circuitry to communicate using 433MHz RF and infrared.

Nathan blogs about his projects as well as topics including website development, Android, and dancing at http://www.nburles.co.uk.

Guy Carpenter is a software developer and veteran hacker. He has contributed code to the BeagleBone, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and Chumby Hackers Board communities. He owns Clearwater Software in Brisbane, Australia.

Anuj Deshpande adores the Beaglebone Black and all things embedded with Linux. He is an active part of the local hackerspace, Doo, in Pune, and regularly hosts meet-ups on a variety of topics.

Some of the projects that he has been a part of are Userspace Arduino, PixHawk Fire, and Tah. He was an intern at Beagleboard.org, Oneirix Labs, as well as 3D Robotics for a brief period of time. Anuj completed his bachelor's degree in computer science from PICT, Pune.