CEC Semester Sixteen 2019

In this class, we will give examples of multi-sensor data fusion, which include robotics, autonomous vehicles, and military aviation.

In this class, we pull together the lessons learned in the previous sessions to come up with a general approach to the problem.  We will demonstrate how systems can be developed and discuss some of the tools that will prove useful.  This includes...

Understanding the types of sensors involved is critical.  Each type of sensor contains different information and covers a different spatial range.  By layering sensors in an intelligent way, we can develop the picture required for the task at hand.

There is often a trade-off between cost, time-to-market and quality that needs to be balanced. While some would argue this relationship no longer exists, I see the trade-offs time and again. In this session, we are going to discuss what it means...

There is often a bug among entrepreneurs to build a complex, feature rich product on the first pass. Unfortunately, these entrepreneurs are trying to design the third or fourth iteration of the product the first time and that can result in delays...

One key factor that I have repeatedly seen in companies that successfully launch a quality product is that they take the time up front to put their design and development processes in place. In this session, we are going to explore design and...