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Developing the World’s Most Advanced Prosthetic Arm

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory is leading a worldwide team whose mission is to develop a prosthetic that enables the wearer to move with the speed, dexterity, and force of a real arm and perceive pressure, force, and temperature.

From MATLAB to Embedded C

By enabling C-code generation directly from MATLAB algorithms, the Embedded MATLAB language subset closes the gap between exploration and implementation.

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Matters of mathematical curiosity discussed by Co-Founder and Chief Scientist, Cleve Moler
Solving Sudoku with MATLAB Solving Sudoku using a MATLAB recursive backtracking algorithm. Read collected columns

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• IAV Develops Mass-Production Gaseous-Fuel ECUs
• A Winning Collaboration Between Academia and Industry
• Embedded Control Systems Education at the University of Michigan
• Tips and Tricks: Image Overlay Using Transparency

Verification of High-Efficiency Power Amplifier Performance at Nujira

Nujira used MathWorks tools to develop and verify envelop-tracking technology that can double a PA's efficiency from 30% to 60% or more.

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• Early Verification of Digital- Analog Designs Using System-Level Cosimulation
• Improving Mass Moment of Inertia Measurements
• Basel II Compliance and Risk Management Analysis: Calculating Economic Capital

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Using MATLAB to Teach Programming to First-year Engineering Students at Boston University

Freshmen learn basic programming concepts and problem-solving with MATLAB at the same time.

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• Morphological Reconstruction for Analyzing Shapes in Images
• Using Information-Theoretic Statistics in MATLAB to Understand How Ecosystems Affect Regional Climates
• Teaching Cognitive Science with MATLAB at Stanford University

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Rosetta Uses MathWorks Tools to Predict the Clinical Outcome of Breast Cancer Patients

Automatic Segmentation of Cerebrospinal Fluid, White and Gray Matter in Unenhanced Computed Tomography Images

On Reverse Engineering of Gene Interaction Networks Using Time Course Data with Repeated Measurements

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