Make Life Accessible: Enabling Freedom Through Motor Control *Rescheduled*

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About This Webinar	Assistive domotics, a form of home automation, focuses on making it possible for the nearly 7M elderly and disabled Americans to live independently. This field uses much of the same technology and equipment as home automation for mobility, security, entertainment, and energy conservation but tailors it towards elderly and disabled users. Mobility and access are the most important aspects of being able to live independently with minimal aid. This webinar will show how motor control and its surrounding technologies help people with disabilities to safely access and move through their homes. We will discuss the different breakthrough technologies and how implementing motor control can help to maintain independence. What you will learn: What are the applications for assistive domotics What trends and new technologies are improving the quality of life for the elderly and disabled. How does motor control address accessibility issues. What solutions does NXP offer to help foster independence and assist people with disabilities.
About the Presenter	Mark Houston is the Global Product Manager for NXP’s microcontroller portfolio of motor control and power control solutions. With more than 15 years of experience in microcontrollers – the majority of those focused on motor control – he has lead the development of the of the new Kinetis V series MCU portfolio for NXP. His focus is to bring solutions to market that dramatically simplify motor control application development. He holds a Master’s degree in Computing and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Systems.
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About This Webinar

Assistive domotics, a form of home automation, focuses on making it possible for the nearly 7M elderly and disabled Americans to live independently. This field uses much of the same technology and equipment as home automation for mobility, security, entertainment, and energy conservation but tailors it towards elderly and disabled users.

Mobility and access are the most important aspects of being able to live independently with minimal aid. This webinar will show how motor control and its surrounding technologies help people with disabilities to safely access and move through their homes. We will discuss the different breakthrough technologies and how implementing motor control can help to maintain independence.

What you will learn:

What are the applications for assistive domotics
What trends and new technologies are improving the quality of life for the elderly and disabled.
How does motor control address accessibility issues.
What solutions does NXP offer to help foster independence and assist people with disabilities.

About the Presenter

Mark Houston is the Global Product Manager for NXP’s microcontroller portfolio of motor control and power control solutions. With more than 15 years of experience in microcontrollers – the majority of those focused on motor control – he has lead the development of the of the new Kinetis V series MCU portfolio for NXP. His focus is to bring solutions to market that dramatically simplify motor control application development. He holds a Master’s degree in Computing and a Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Systems.

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Yeah! True... this webinar opens my mind and thought towards motor control...and they have showed vast possibilities...

This is a brilliant webinar, answered a lot of concerns already. I am already working on a disability motor control system, so I expect I will just order a couple of items instead of the design challenge. I already have a Kinetis CPU board as well. I purchased it for the current project anyway.

Well done NXP (formerly Freescale) and thanks E14 for hosting the webinar

Also the quality of recording is higher. I am no longer to attend as the webinars occur too late at night for me so good quality video recording is essential. Speed is not essential espeecially on this webinar but sometimes some presenters are very slow talkers and would like to and sometime speed up the video to compensate.

element14Dave

Once or twice you uploaded the recording as a youtube video which enables us to watch the recording at increased speeds (1.25, 1.5 and 2 times) would it be possible to keep using that platform so that those of us who may want to take advantage of the ability to watch an hour talk in 30 minutes could do so.

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Kas

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element14Dave over 7 years ago +3

The webinar recording has been uploaded.
element14Dave over 7 years ago +1

Due to unforeseen circumstances this webinar has been rescheduled to February 3rd at 9:00am CT. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
kas.lewis over 7 years ago in reply to element14Dave +1

element14Dave Once or twice you uploaded the recording as a youtube video which enables us to watch the recording at increased speeds (1.25, 1.5 and 2 times) would it be possible to keep using that platform…

tonyboubady over 7 years ago

Yeah! True... this webinar opens my mind and thought towards motor control...and they have showed vast possibilities...
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waelect over 7 years ago

This is a brilliant webinar, answered a lot of concerns already. I am already working on a disability motor control system, so I expect I will just order a couple of items instead of the design challenge. I already have a Kinetis CPU board as well. I purchased it for the current project anyway.

Well done NXP (formerly Freescale) and thanks E14 for hosting the webinar
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waelect over 7 years ago in reply to kas.lewis

Also the quality of recording is higher. I am no longer to attend as the webinars occur too late at night for me so good quality video recording is essential. Speed is not essential espeecially on this webinar but sometimes some presenters are very slow talkers and would like to and sometime speed up the video to compensate.
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kas.lewis over 7 years ago in reply to element14Dave

element14Dave

Once or twice you uploaded the recording as a youtube video which enables us to watch the recording at increased speeds (1.25, 1.5 and 2 times) would it be possible to keep using that platform so that those of us who may want to take advantage of the ability to watch an hour talk in 30 minutes could do so.

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