Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
3D Video Game Control Using Atmega32
Posted on: 12 Mar 2015
Introduction Our project is a 3-dimensional game control for a video game displayed on a black and white television set. Motivation and Overview In the recent push in technology, many new computer and game interfaces have been created, many of which include wireless control. Our unit is a novel method for 3-dimensional control. The interface […]
Largest-scale silicon photonic switch: Low loss optical design enables up to 2,500 switch elements…
Posted on: 11 Mar 2015
Today’s explosion of video and Internet data is driving unprecedented traffic demand within datacenters. With data transfer rates exceeding 100 gigabits-per-second (Gb/s), communication between servers requires optical switches with faster switching time (micro-to nano-second level), broader band operation, larger capacity for switching elements and lower energy consumption.
Fossil skull sheds new light on transition from water to land
Posted on: 11 Mar 2015
The first 3D reconstruction of the skull of a 360 million-year-old near-ancestor of land vertebrates has been created by scientists from the Universities of Bristol and Cambridge, UK. The 3D skull, which differs from earlier 2D reconstructions, suggests such creatures, which lived their lives primarily in shallow water environments, were more like modern crocodiles than previously thought.
Multi-Player Light Cycle on Color TV Using Atmega32
Posted on: 11 Mar 2015
Introduction: Our project is a two player tilt controlled video game based on the classic Light Cycle arcade game. The purpose of the game is to guide your player through the arena avoiding the boundaries and trails created by you and your opponent. Whichever player causes his or her opponent to crash is victorious. Our […]
High performance, lightweight supercapacitor electrodes of the future
Posted on: 10 Mar 2015
As a novel energy storage device, supercapacitors have attracted substantial attention in recent years due to their ultra-high charge and discharge rate, excellent stability, long cycle life and very high power density. Imagine charging your cell phone in just a few seconds or fueling up an electric car in but a few minutes, which are both part of the promising future that supercapacitors could offer.
Gesture-driven Tetris Using Atmega32
Posted on: 10 Mar 2015
Introduction Our project takes a classic video game and adds a twist with a handheld, gesture based controller. IT’S SUPER TERRIFIC AMAZING TETRIS EXTREEEEEEEEEEEME!!!!!!! We decided to undertake this project because the idea of combining the massive coding required for the Tetris game with the elegance of coordinating the processes of a wearable controller made […]
The world’s largest radio telescope takes A major step towards construction
Posted on: 09 Mar 2015
At their meeting last week at the SKA Organisation Headquarters near Manchester, UK, the SKA Board of Directors unanimously agreed to move the world’s largest radio telescope forward to its final pre-construction phase. The design of the €650M first phase of the SKA (SKA1) is now defined, consisting of two complementary world-class instruments – one in Australia and one in South Africa – both expecting to deliver exciting and transformational science.
Data Acquisition System With Controller Area Network and SD Card Using Atmega32
Posted on: 09 Mar 2015
Introduction This project implements a high speed data acquisition system using Mega32 microcontrollers and a Controller Area Network (CAN). Recording data is essential to testing and developing a racecar. Recording what each sensor is doing can tell an engineering how the car is performing, and most importantly, how to make it faster. A well outfitted […]
Automotive On-Board Diagnostics Reader Using Atmega32
Posted on: 08 Mar 2015
Introduction Our project is a hand-held device that is capable of communicating with any vehicle that uses pulse-width modulation (PWM) data-link layer. Such devices are commonly referred to as On-Board Diagnostic scanners. Vehicles that typically fall into this category are Fords made between 1996 and 2007. In our case, we used a 2003 Ford Mustang […]
Fueling the US innovation economy: New study shows innovation impacts from federal R&D
Posted on: 06 Mar 2015
With policymakers looking for hard evidence to demonstrate the effectiveness of federal programs, a new study of federal patent output by the Battelle Technology Partnership Practice (TPP) provides some new insight into certain federal research programs and their substantial role in generating growth-enhancing innovations.
