Design of an Intelligent Car for Robotics Education

Design of an Intelligent Car for Robotics Education

Abstract Currently, robotics education in China is primarily theoretical, with limited practical opportunities. It is necessary to provide economical and practical experimental devices to guide students in engaging with artificial intelligence algorithms and robot control. This intelligent car uses the AT-SAMD21G18A chip as its core, utilizing four photoresistors to collect light intensity information, and selects … Read more

Can Chips Imitate the Brain?

Can Chips Imitate the Brain?

Published in 1968, “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” boldly imagined that robots would possess human traits, capable of thinking, sleeping, and dreaming, prompting reflections on the relationship between cold creations and life.[1]Now, that cyberpunk world seems less distant. Chip structures have highly mimicked biological brains, beginning to possess the five senses and increasingly human-like … Read more

C6043: Ultra-Compact Industrial PC for High-Density Computing Tasks

C6043: Ultra-Compact Industrial PC for High-Density Computing Tasks

Utilizing Small Spaces and Expansion Graphics Cards Executing Artificial Intelligence Applications The C6043 is a particularly powerful product in the Beckhoff ultra-compact industrial PC series, featuring an integrated NVIDIA graphics processing unit (GPU) on the second layer of the circuit board. Therefore, this computer provides an ideal hardware foundation for high-density computing applications, especially in … Read more

Discussing the Essentials of Robotic Arms

Discussing the Essentials of Robotic Arms

The robotic arms we often refer to are typically articulated multi-degree-of-freedom robots resembling human arms. They consist of multiple driven joints connected in series through the mechanical structure of the robot body, allowing the end of the robot to achieve multi-degree-of-freedom motion in space. By installing actuators such as suction cups, grippers, or paint nozzles … Read more

Why Add an NPU to Core Ultra Processors?

Why Add an NPU to Core Ultra Processors?

At the Intel Innovation conference, Intel introduced the Meteor Lake processor, which includes an AI inference acceleration unit: NPU. What is the significance of this for PCs? In this article, we will discuss the NPU (Neural Processing Unit) of Meteor Lake. This series of articles also includes an introduction to the key technologies of Meteor … Read more

Why Do Desktop Computers Need NPU?

Why Do Desktop Computers Need NPU?

Arrow Lake-S, which is the second generation desktop CPU (Core Ultra 200S series), has been released earlier this month, but has only recently hit the market with supporting 800 series chipset motherboards and OEM brand machines appearing one after another. For example, the machine below is said to cost six figures and is packed with … Read more

The Dawn of AI PCs: How to Utilize NPUs?

The Dawn of AI PCs: How to Utilize NPUs?

2024 is seen as the dawn of AI PCs. According to predictions by Qunzhi Consulting, global shipments of AI PCs will reach approximately 13 million units. As the computational core of AI PCs, processors integrated with Neural Processing Units (NPUs) will be launched on a large scale in 2024. Third-party processor suppliers such as Intel … Read more

Embedded AI Motherboard MITX-6156: High Computing Power and Fast Data Transmission

Embedded AI Motherboard MITX-6156: High Computing Power and Fast Data Transmission

With the rapid development of AI technology, the digital transformation across various industries is accelerating, leading to a growing demand for computing power and faster data communication. To meet this demand, Huabei Industrial Control has launched the embedded AI motherboard MITX-6156 based on the 12th/13th generation Intel Core series processors, which features high computing power, … Read more

Instruction Format and Basic Syntax of Assembly Language

Instruction Format and Basic Syntax of Assembly Language

Analysis of Assembly Errors in Microcontroller Assembly Language Currently, there are two different standards for the instruction format of assembly language: Assembly languages on Windows generally follow Intel-style syntax, such as MASM and NASM; whereas assembly languages on Unix/Linux generally follow AT&T-style syntax; 1. General Format of Assembly Language Statements [Name[:]] Opcode [First Operand][,Second Operand] … Read more

Optical Chips: Breaking Through Computational Bottlenecks

Optical Chips: Breaking Through Computational Bottlenecks

Chips, also known as integrated circuits,can contain billions of electronic components in a space the size of a fingernail, forming extremely complex circuit structures. Chips are used in various aspects of data processing, storage, control, communication, and perception. Devices such as computers, mobile phones, and cars rely on chips to process data, execute algorithms, and … Read more