A Complete Dissection of Robotic Systems by an Industry Professional: From Components to Communication

An introductory course that lets you experience the entire embedded development process at once—from installing Linux to controlling a robot When you want to get started with embedded systems, it can be overwhelming to know where to begin. This course is designed for those people to experience the entire process at once, starting with a single PC and ending with making a robot move. It covers everything from Linux installation and basic configuration, and preparing a Raspberry Pi, to reading circuit diagrams and datasheets, and practicing basic communication interfaces. Rather than focusing on depth, it focuses on understanding the overall structure.

Master everything from implementing kinematics and dynamics theory with code written entirely from scratch, without open source, to communication interfaces for multi-joint manipulators.

Learning the APQP-Based Robot Mass Production Cycle Through the Unitree Go2 Example How is a robot/mobility product made? Master everything from job interviews to hands-on work in one go using the APQP process, the manufacturing industry standard!

From hardware control technologies genuinely required in real-world work to building custom build systems, with hands-on practice using industry-standard ST EV boards (Nucleo)

This course goes beyond simple kit assembly; it is a process of building the open-source project Otto DIY from scratch. We have included everything from the secrets of component selection and hardware operating principles to Arduino coding (functions, variables, loops), and even the troubleshooting know-how for voltage drops, which beginners find most challenging. Don't just stop at theory—develop the skills of a 'true robot maker' by completing your own smartphone-controlled robot!

Let's gain experience in designing AMBA AXI4, the foundation of SoC Bus, and VIP verification using Verilog HDL with Design Self-Study!

AI Finally Gets a Body - What is My Survival Strategy in the Age of Robots? Physical AI is not just about robots. It is an overthrow of the economic paradigm created by the grand convergence of artificial intelligence, robotics, and energy technology. This course explores various perspectives, from the background of Physical AI's emergence to the strategies of global big tech, hardware sovereignty, and future social issues such as robot taxes, basic income, and global inequality.

--- Learning a technology means reclaiming the choices in your own life --- You may have connected an ESP32 development board and sensors before, but the process of developing a jumper-wire experiment into a complete device can feel daunting. There is a great deal of information online about circuit design, PCB fabrication, sensor control, and BLE and Wi-Fi communication. However, connecting this scattered information and completing a board that actually works requires a great deal of trial and error. In this course, you will design and build an ESP32-based sensor board yourself. You will configure the power and firmware download circuits, connect temperature and humidity and light sensors, design a PCB with KiCad, and order it for fabrication. Once the board is complete, you will upload firmware to it and transmit sensor data externally via BLE and Wi-Fi. By the end of the course, you will be able to go beyond simply assembling development boards and sensor modules: you will understand and be able to modify circuits and PCBs to suit your own purposes. The project completed in the course can be reused as a starting point for new projects such as environmental monitoring devices, smart home devices, educational kits, and IoT prototypes. Even in an era when generative AI can rapidly create digital content, physical information such as temperature, humidity, light, and movement in the real world can only be obtained through sensors and hardware. The ability to collect data with a device you built yourself and connect it to a network gives you the power to turn ideas into real-world systems. This course will be helpful for: * Those who have used Arduino or ESP32 development boards but are new to PCB design * Those who want to turn a sensor project made with jumper wires into a single complete board * Those who want to learn KiCad by following an actual ESP32 project * Those who want to build a device that collects sensor data and transmits it via BLE and Wi-Fi * Makers and educators developing environmental monitoring, smart home, or educational hardware * Aspiring entrepreneurs preparing their own IoT products or prototypes * Developers and content creators who want to analyze or process data collected from the real world or use it with AI models Move from being someone who uses development boards to someone who designs their own boards. This course does not merely teach you how to use sensors. It is a course where you experience the entire process of turning an idea into a circuit, turning the circuit into a PCB, and connecting the completed hardware to a network.

This hands-on workshop focuses on collaboration, design, and electronics prototyping using Arduino microcontrollers. Participants will engage in team-based projects, learning essential skills in programming, electronics, and project management, regardless of their prior experience.

This is a practical course for students and job seekers who want to become embedded IoT developers. Through a Smart Lock project based on Arduino IoT Cloud, you will directly implement sensor control, RFID authentication, WiFi communication, cloud dashboards, OTA, and notification functions, experiencing the latest Edge IoT development trends all at once.

We explain the core basic knowledge required for AUTOSAR-based automotive software development, covering everything from beginner concepts to very detailed content, in a way that even a novice can understand.

Study the basics of AI hardware with Matbi. As a non-memory design expert, it contains essential knowledge for designing good AI HW.

Experience 90% of Digital Circuit Design hires had! Gain semiconductor product understanding + practical experience & specs + employment leverage tips through [Computer Architecture (CPU / SRAM / CACHE / DRAM / NAND) + SoC Protocol Design (FIFO / AMBA / Serial communication) projects most frequently used by current Samsung Electronics employees in practice]!

This course focuses on the analysis and design of power supply sections, which are essential for power circuit design and circuit analysis. By acquiring theoretical approaches and practical perspectives on components and design methods, you will build a solid foundation for the responsibilities of a hardware engineer.

An introductory lecture for job seekers, beginners, newcomers, and entry-level learners! The focus is on the circuit development process so that even those without research lab development experience can easily follow along. This is a foundational course covering the reasons and methods of what to focus on when drawing block diagrams.

As current products under development trend toward high-speed interfaces, miniaturization, and lightweight designs, EMI phenomena are increasing. I would like to understand the concepts and occurrences of various types of noise and EMI, as well as the methods to mitigate them.

We will show you how to use Code Composer Studio (CCS), the dedicated development tool for TI MCUs. Through the instructor's demonstration, we will go through everything step-by-step, from CCS installation to program loading, execution, and debugging features. <The 3rd follow-up part was uploaded on 2026.07.02.> We will explore the CCS menus and learn how to use SysConfig, which simplifies the register initialization process, as well as how to use the AI assistant to help with code editing, program execution, and report generation.