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Adam Davis

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Adam Davis
Senior Systems Development Manager

Adam is a seasoned Software Engineering Manager with over a decade of experience leading medium to large-scale teams of testers, QA professionals, developers, and release engineers. He is passionate about cultivating collaborative environments that spark innovation, both in professional settings and through side projects. Adam believes that side quests are crucial for nurturing creativity and skill development, allowing individuals to explore new technologies and approaches. With a focus on creating scalable solutions across diverse infrastructure platforms, he combines a practical and analytical mindset to address complex challenges. Adam is dedicated to fostering a culture where teams can thrive and achieve outstanding results.

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Lovely gift from Clare Norman.
1 Oct
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What a great experience. Amazing to be bringing pixelmesh to a much larger audience today in the incredible Brighton Dome. Thanks to all those who took part. 
1 Oct
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To be fair I was right at the back!
1 Oct
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I always appreciate a live demo
1 Oct
Reducing the cost of curiosity with AI image
Build for fun, build to learn, build for business. How do the things you build outside work teach you inside it?
17 Aug
What's the hardest part of defining "expected behaviour" for a system that produces different output every time? image
When a system improvises like a jazz soloist, "different" stops meaning "wrong"
3 Jun
Roundtable: AI did the work. Did anyone do the thinking? image
Using AI isn’t the same as doing good work.
21 Aug
Building vision systems with AI in the real world image
A live demo and case study showing how AI can help build real-world vision systems, while human experimentation and testing still do the hardest work.
23 Jul
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