Hi everyone,

I know this is bit late i am posting this project. Students from Florida International University Ali Alshamma, Chris Bello, Danner Fagundo submitted this project a long time back i didnt get time to upload it well its always never too late .

Here is Abstract of project taken from project report which is included with the project.

Autonomous Security Guard Robot (with project report)





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Embedded system developers are typically very skilled and knowledgeable in their field. They may be an expert in secure authentication, routing, wireless applications, etc. – whatever is needed for their application. But typically their understanding of JTAG is minimal. This is a technology that is vital for debugging and testing an embedded application. With an appreciation of how JTAG works, the number of setup details may be minimized, which leads to an easier and faster transition to the goal of designing, developing, and differentiating a product. This paper explains the issues and concepts that require a JTAG connection and how it provides much needed visibility and control of a modern processor core-based system.

JTAG DEBUG – EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

Enjoy!

Dave

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check out google' s new release.

Google launched its own cell phone, a device called the Nexus One, at a press conference in Mountain View, CA, on Tuesday. Designed and built by the Taiwanese handheld-device company HTC in partnership with Google, the phone is being sold through a new online store that will sell not only Nexus One but also future devices based on Android, Google's mobile operating system. Consumers can buy the Nexus One on its own, or with a service plan on T-Mobile's network.
Voice mail: The Nexus One features the latest software for the Android operating system, including voice recognition for every text field and sophisticated 3-D graphics.
Credit: Google

Calling the device a "superphone," Mario Queiroz, a vice president of product management at Google, said the company wanted to create a phone to demonstrate "what's possible on mobile phones through the Android platform."

Stressing that the Nexus One is actually the first in a series, Andy Rubin, Google's vice president of mobile platforms, said that devices sold through Google's online store will always demonstrate "the best possible Google experience."

The Nexus One includes a one-gigahertz processor that's faster than that of most smart phones on the market today (Verizon's Droid, for example, has a 550-megahertz processor, and the iPhone's processor is estimated to be around 600 megahertz). Other hardware specifications include a 3.7-inch display, a five-megapixel camera, light and proximity sensors, and dual microphones that allow for noise cancellation.



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