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Join our community of developers, pilots, and innovators working to advance aerobatic competition scoring.

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Choose the best way to connect based on your interests and needs.

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For Developers & Technical Contributors

Have coding skills or want to contribute to the project? Join us on GitHub where you can view source code, report issues, and collaborate directly with the development team.

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All code is open-source and contributions are welcome

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General Questions & Support

For general inquiries, product information, availability questions, or competition support needs, we're here to help connect you with the right resources.

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We typically respond within 24-48 hours

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Competition & Event Organizers

Interested in using AeroJudge for your competitions? Contact us to discuss availability, setup requirements, and how we can support your events.

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Looking for specific pages, resources, or documentation? Our complete site map shows all available content and resources.

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Join Our Open Source Community

AeroJudge thrives on community collaboration. Whether you're a developer, tester, documentation writer, or enthusiast, there's a place for you in our project.

We believe in transparency, collaboration, and continuous improvement. All development happens in the open, and community input drives our roadmap.

  • Active development on GitHub
  • Community-driven feature requests
  • Open discussion and feedback
  • Collaborative problem solving
  • Knowledge sharing and mentorship
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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about getting involved and working with AeroJudge.

How can I contribute to the project if I'm not a developer?
There are many ways to contribute! You can help with documentation, testing at competitions, providing feedback on user experience, spreading the word in the community, or assisting with training materials. Every contribution matters.
What programming languages and technologies are used?
The AeroJudge project uses a variety of technologies including embedded systems programming, web technologies for interfaces, and integration with existing scoring software. Specific details are available in the GitHub repository.
Can I request features or report bugs?
Absolutely! Feature requests and bug reports are valuable contributions. You can submit these through GitHub issues, or contact us directly if you're not familiar with GitHub.
How do I get AeroJudge for my regional competitions?
Contact us with details about your region and competition schedule. We're working to expand availability and can discuss options including kit provision, training, and ongoing support.
Is there commercial support available?
AeroJudge is a community project, not a commercial venture. However, the development team provides support to competition organizers using the system, and the community is very responsive to questions and issues.

Related Resources & Links

Connect with related organizations and resources in the aerobatic community.

Mini-IAC.org

Official IMAC website with rules, events, and community information

GitHub Repository

Source code, documentation, and development resources

OpenAero.net

Sequence design and aerobatic sequence resources

Score Software

Competition scoring software that integrates with AeroJudge

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Whether you want to contribute code, use AeroJudge at your competitions, or simply learn more about the project, we're here to help.

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