March 14 to 16 · Lisbon

Signal 2027

Programme

Three days, one track, no parallel sessions

Everyone sees the same talks, so the hallway conversation is about the thing you all just watched. Nobody spends a coffee break comparing notes on rooms they could not be in.

Speakers

Twenty-two people who build things

No keynote sponsors, no vendor pitches. If someone is on stage it is because they shipped something, and the talk is about how it actually went rather than how it was planned.

The format

Thirty minutes, then questions

No talk runs long, because the schedule is the one promise we can keep. Speakers stay in the room afterwards, so the question you thought of on the way out still has somewhere to go.

Getting there

One venue, one street, no shuttle

Talks, food and the evening events happen in the same building. Two metro stops from the centre, and the hotels we have blocked are all inside a fifteen-minute walk.

Who comes

Engineers, designers, and the people who decide

Roughly a third each, on purpose. The talks assume you build things and the breaks assume you would like to meet someone who does the other half of your job.

Tickets

Four hundred seats

One price, lunch included, no tiers and no upsell. Student and community rates exist and do not require you to explain yourself.