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  • #ROBOTICS: "Robotic Probes Plumb Brain's Circuitry"

    Robotic brain probes are enabling is the precise characterization of how each type of brain cell--called neurons--works while they are performing specific tasks. The most important of these is learning. There are thousands of different types of neurons and hundreds of neurotransmitter chemicals handing-off messages among...

    NextGenLog
  • Immediate availability of IBM Mote Runner beta 8 for Windows, Linux, and MacOS.

    Mote Runner, IBM’s infrastructure platform for wireless sensor networks (WSN), consists of two parts: a run time for mote-class hardware such as MEMSIC Iris motes, and a development environment for WSN applications. The Mote Runner on-mote run-time platform is based on a virtual machine tailored from scratch for resource-constraint...

    Wireless Sensor Networks Blog
  • High Level Synthesis for a Control-Dominated Design?

    CDNLive! conferences are full of interesting and helpful presentations by customers as well as Cadence engineers. However, it's easy to miss good presentations due to the fact that tracks run in parallel, and also due to the fact that these conferences occur regionally. The good news is that if you are a registered...

    Jack Erickson's Blog
  • Finalists rise to the MAKE IT CHALLENGE featuring Freescale Kinetis MCUs

    By Jim Trudeau – Earlier this year at the Freescale Technology Forum we ran a very successful Make It Challenge on site in San Antonio, Texas. Our customers showed remarkable ingenuity using a variety of Freescale platforms and partner enablement technologies to produce marvelous, sometimes whimsical, and always innovative...

    Jim Trudeau << The Embedded Beat

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