The JudCon Brazil 2013 Agenda has being released and two talks about jBPM and four about Drools were accepted. You can see the agenda here: http://www.jboss.org/events/JUDCon/2013/brazil/agenda. I will be giving an introductory talk about jBPM and then a more advanced talk where I will be showing the new jBPM Console NG. Stay tuned for more news about the event! I hope to see you all there! 
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Rolo The Robot says: Happy New Year!
Hi Everyone! This is probably the last post of this year and in this occasion I want to share with you all a side project that I’ve being working on my spare time with my father. In less than 10 days we manage to build a small robot which runs all its logic inside the Drools Rule Engine. This first step main goal was to prove that it is possible to build a low cost robot which will be entirely controlled by the rule engine and the CEP features provided by Drools Fusion. We didn’t include any process execution in this first stage, but it is definitely on the roadmap. This post briefly explains what we have now working and what’s planned for the future, because this is just the beginning. The interesting side of the project is to make the robot completely autonomous, which means that it will run entirely on its own and without the need to be connected to a computer or to a power outlet in the wall.
jBPM5 Developer Guide published!
After almost 2 years of work and a lot of rewrites the jBPM5 Developer Guide is out! The book is oriented to technical people willing to use jBPM5 framework. If you are already using it, this book serves as a reference book containing the most important topics regarding jBPM5 such as: domain specific processes, human tasks, persistence & transactions and more.
