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Why RISC-V Can Be a Game Changer?
In a world dominated by proprietary chip architectures, a quiet shift is underway. RISC-V, an open-source alternative, is redefining how we think about processor design—especially in the VLSI world—by enabling greater customization, transparency, and control at the hardware level.
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Debugging a Robot In Simulation Before You Burn Wires
Hardware does not come with an undo button. Once you power it on, mistakes—from reversed wiring to faulty code—can result in costly damage. Motors may overheat, printed circuit boards (PCBs) can be fried, and sensors may break. These issues turn exciting projects into frustrating repair sessions. The autonomous drone shown above, designed for GNSS-denied environments in webots as part of the ISRO Robotics Challenge, is a perfect example—where careful planning, testing, and hardware safety were critical at every step
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Computer Vision vs. Sensor Fusion: Who Wins the Self-Driving Car Race?
Tesla’s bold claim that “humans drive with eyes and a brain, so our cars will too” sparked one of the most polarizing debates in autonomous vehicle (AV) technology: Can vision-only systems truly compete with—or even outperform—multi-sensor fusion architectures?
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Understanding the Basics of Machine Learning
Machine learning is something that shows up all around us today—whether we’re aware of it or not. From personalized suggestions on YouTube and Netflix to automatic spam filtering in our inboxes, it’s quietly powering a lot of the tools we use daily.
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Why RISC-V Can Be a Game Changer?
In a world dominated by proprietary chip architectures, a quiet shift is underway. RISC-V, an open-source alternative, is redefining how we think about processor design—especially in the VLSI world—by enabling greater customization, transparency, and control at the hardware level.
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Introduction to VLSI Design Flow: RTL to GDSII
Wonder why AI, modern smartphones, and countless digital devices have become so powerful yet compact? The secret lies in the ability to pack billions of transistors into tiny silicon chips — a feat accomplished through Very Large-Scale Integration (VLSI). At the core of this accomplishment is a complex, multi-step design flow that transforms abstract hardware concepts into a physical chip ready for fabrication.
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ROS 2 vs ROS 1: What Changed and Why It Matters?
Is ROS 1 still the right choice for your next robotics project, with its well-established tools and wide community support? Or, given the growing demand for real-time performance, scalability, and modern middleware, is it finally time to make the move to ROS 2?
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