CEC Semester Sixteen 2019

Many types of algorithms can be used in multi-sensor data fusion.  Many are statistical, but not all.  In this class, we will discuss the types of algorithms available.

In this class, we will review the sensor fusion problem and lay out requirements.  The use of multiple, heterogeneous sensors requires more processing and is more complex than situations using a single sensor type.

The modern development cycle is often short on time and budgets which leaves developers scrambling. Developers who are scrambling often make mistakes which just exacerbates the problem. In this session, we are going to examine modern techniques...

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...

The final lecture in this series will consist of an application based on MQTT, which rides on TCP/IP. MQTT is a Client Server publish/subscribe messaging transport protocol that lends itself well to IoT devices. In this final installment, we’re...

STMicroelectronics is known for their low-cost NUCLEO development boards. Easy is what this lecture series is all about and today we’ll see just how easy it is to load and run a TCP/IP stack with NUCLEO development boards.

WIZnet offers a number of Ethernet devices that are backed up by a hardwired TCP/IP stack. Today’s discussion will entail interfacing WIZnet modules to Microchip PIC and STM32 ARM microcontrollers.