ST’s AlgoBuilder is a complete Development environment enabling quick prototyping of solution that can be built using MEMS Sensors, microcontroller and software building blocks such as algorithm libraries with user’s own logic.
AlgoBuilder uses a simple graphical design approach (drag and drop, connect, set properties) for quick prototyping of applications for MEMS sensors and STM32 MCUs.
A wide range of function blocks are available in libraries including motion sensor algorithms, such as, sensor fusion, activity recognition and more. Function blocks can be also created by the user.
C code is generated from the graphical design and combined with binary libraries and FW template for selected STM32 microcontroller. The output of the application is fully functional FW project which can be compiled and immediately used with one of the NUCLEO board to test its functionality. Unicleo-GUI can be used to visualize, store and playback sensor data and display outputs from running firmware generated by AlgoBuilder.
The Workshop will walk you through some different examples of prototypes using the AlgoBuilder platform and ST’s development boards. All participants will receive a FREE STM32L4 Nucleo + X-NUCLEO-IKS01A2 eval boards. All Participants must have a PC running Windows (7 or 10) with administrator privileges and a USB Type-A port to participate.
All Sensors Expo attendees can attend free of charge; must opt in during registration or in the Attendee Resource Center. Space is limited; first-come, first-seated.
Customers who are building the next generation of automotive, robotic, drone, smart home, and security systems with embedded AI must efficiently manage the ever-changing and new requirements in sensing and computing. Avnet and Xilinx will present and demonstrate the latest adaptable development platforms for AI, sensor fusion, and computer vision. Join us to discover more about how to develop your own unique machine learning platforms using Xilinx adaptable intelligence.
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All Sensors Expo attendees can attend free of charge; must opt in during registration or in the Attendee Resource Center. Please note: attendees are encouraged to arrive early as there are limited seats available; opting in during registration does not guarantee entry.
Embedded and IoT systems and networks remain highly vulnerable to attacks, whether malicious or accidental. These attacks result in lost personal and corporate data, legal fines, lost customer trust and lost services – or they can also simply shut down critical infrastructure, from oil and gas pipelines to manufacturing to the financial system. Despite the obvious security concerns, manufacturers worldwide continue churning out unprotected, connected things based on networks that were not intended to handle the security, traffic or things suddenly tied together. What can be done?
With Embedded Computing Design, Trusted Computing Group (TCG) will offer a session to discuss and demonstrate real-world solutions and technologies, based on widely vetted and adopted standards, to secure embedded and IoT systems, networks and data. The session will address the role and implementation of a root of trust, the development of secure software to support a root of trust and how we can embed trust and security into networks. Experts also will demonstrate examples of these technologies and talk about resources and tools to implement them.
All Sensors Expo attendees can attend free of charge; must opt in during registration or in the Attendee Resource Center. Limited space available!
