The Collaboration Continues to Evolve

User facilities and new projects continue to provide support to extend the EPICS tool-kit, investigate new technology, and take advantage of commercial products.

A large user base provides good feedback on the best opportunities to improve EPICS. Three years ago the major problems discussed were complex installation, meager documentation, a steep learning curve and lack of higher level tools. The current complaints are: the learning curve and finding the documentation.

Open source will provide an environment where all members are able to make contributions and control the direction of their installation.

The EPICS collaboration continues to be a collection of cooperating laboratories that benefit from each others experience and developments.

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