How to use Simulink to Program your Arduino-based robot

Name: How to use Simulink to Program your Arduino-based robot
Start: 2014-02-05T15:00Z
End: 2014-02-05T16:00Z

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When

5 Feb 2014 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

Where

Online - Webex

Event Type

6 (Recording)

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This webinar will introduce you to Simulink, a graphical modeling tool that enables you to program Arduino, Raspberry-Pi and many other hardware boards. We will program an Arduino-based robotics platform using Simulink to illustrate the capabilities. The webinar will end with a live Q&A session and pointers to tools and resources.

Specific topics covered include:

Introduction to Simulink
Overview of the AAR robot
Demonstration - Programming an Arduino based robot with Simulink
Conclusion

Presenter: Anuja Apte

Anuja has a masters degree in electrical engineering from WPI and an MBA from Babson College. Over the last ten years Anuja has worked at MathWorks in a number of roles including engineering, product marketing and partner management. A novice to open-source hardware movement, Anuja is interested in seeing how software can play a role in teaching hardware programming to young engineers.

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Attachments:

SimulinkFilesForAARRobot.zip

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Former Member over 11 years ago

Can we have a recorded webinar on this. It will be very useful for those who have missed the webinar for some unavoidable reasons....
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Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

I agree. Wednesdays are one of those days when I mark up my calendar for the afternoon webinar when .....
It seems to happen every time! To be able to catch up in the quiet of the evening having cursed missing it yet again. I would prefer an email that said "sorrry we missed you - click the link to watch the recording of today's event. We will inform you later when having watched the recorded program, all comments received will be available for reading," then a late comments section will appear (or email?) 24(?) hrs later.
This would
1. Increase the audience,and
2. let the presenter know that (s)he is appreciated by more people than was apparent at the time.
3. cheer up the organisers to know it wasn't personal! It was missed. And was wanted!
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Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to Former Member

I agree. Wednesdays are one of those days when I mark up my calendar for the afternoon webinar when .....
It seems to happen every time! To be able to catch up in the quiet of the evening having cursed missing it yet again. I would prefer an email that said "sorrry we missed you - click the link to watch the recording of today's event. We will inform you later when having watched the recorded program, all comments received will be available for reading," then a late comments section will appear (or email?) 24(?) hrs later.
This would
1. Increase the audience,and
2. let the presenter know that (s)he is appreciated by more people than was apparent at the time.
3. cheer up the organisers to know it wasn't personal! It was missed. And was wanted!
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