EEE Challenge 1 (video presentation) -- avalanche detection using radar

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10/20/2024

UCL EEE Challenge 1 video on Luminescent Solar Concentrators.

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10/21/2021

Our take on 'Pebble in the Pond', where our 'pebble' transitions from person to person! By Yinan Chen, Xiaokun Du, Xin Zeng and Ronaldo Baker.

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10/18/2021

Pebble in the pond video for team 17 of EEE. Team members: Vir MORJARIA, Jin Qi CHEW, Chang TING TZU, Bingrui FAN, Renkai LIU

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10/18/2021

The 2018 Mildner Memorial Lecturer “Driven to Not Drive” Professor Paul Newman, Director of the Oxford Robotics Institute and Founder of autonomous vehicle company Oxbotica Paul Newman is the BP Professor of Information Engineering at the University of Oxford. He is Director of the Oxford Robotics Institute (ori.ox.ac.uk) within the Department of Engineering Science. The ORI enjoys a world leading reputation in mobile autonomy - developing machines which roll, walk, poke, swim and fly in the real world. His focus lies on pushing the boundaries of navigation and autonomy techniques in terms of both endurance and scale. In 2014 he founded Oxbotica - a spinout company focussed on Mobile Autonomy. He was elected fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering and the IEEE with a citation for outstanding contributions to robot navigation.

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5/21/2018

Hi, my tutorial group and I had the amazing opportunity to visit the London Center for Nano-tech to learn and explore quantum computing. Here is a presentation on what I learned. ENGS101P_LIVE-17-18 Reference & Additional Reading: Quantum Computing basics https://cosmosmagazine.com/physics/quantum-computing-for-the-qubit-curious IBM’s 5 qubit quantum computer http://www.economist.com/news/science-and-technology/21698234-ibm-making-quantum-computer-available-anyone-play-now-try What next for integrated circuits? http://www.economist.com/technology-quarterly/2016-03-12/after-moores-law#section-4 General Quantum Computing https://singularityhub.com/2016/10/10/massive-disruption-quantum-computing/ Intel – Quantum Computing with Silicon https://www.technologyreview.com/s/603165/intel-bets-it-can-turn-everyday-silicon-into-quantum-computings-wonder-material/

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10/22/2017