Raspberry Pi Learns how to Control a Combustion Engine
For his PhD at the University of Michigan, [Adam] designed a Raspberry Pi-based system that controls an HCCI engine, a type of engine which combines the merits of both diesel and gasoline engines. These engines exhibit near-chaotic behavior and are very challenging to model, so he developed a machine learning algorithm on a Raspberry Pi that adaptively learns how to control the engine. [Adam]’s algorithm needs real-time readings of cylinder pressures and the crankshaft angle to run. To measure this data on a Raspberry Pi, [Adam] designed a daughterboard that takes readings from pressure sensors in each cylinder and measures the crankshaft ...
Quantum Entanglement Now On-a-Chip: 20 micron enables uncrackable encryption
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Women-Only Engineering Scholarships Offered at Brunel: via @PDandD
For the second year running, Brunel University London is offering £10,000 ($15,032) a year scholarships to women in its Master of Science (MS...
Intel cooperates with Spreadtrum, Rockchip to tap China mobile chip solution market
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