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"Using sensors, networks, and arduino to see, hear, and feel your world"--Cover.

Igoe Tom: Making Things Talk

Making Things Talk

Using Sensors, Networks, and Arduino to See, Hear, and Feel Your World

Medical Robots and Devices: New Developments and Advances

From Technology to Clinical Practice

Robotics for Intervention in Healthcare

A hands-on resource designed to teach the mathematics of signals and systems with MATLAB In this newly revised second edition of Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB Applications, Richard Tervo delivers an articulate presentation of the mathematics underlying real world engineering applications and everyday electronic devices. The new edition provides extended coverage of communication systems--including digital and spread spectrum communications--as well as a new introductory chapter on using MATLAB as a tool to visualize the mathematics of signals and systems. The text contains numerous hands-on examples and expanded end-of-chapter exercises. It is a one-stop reference for signals and systems, explaining aspects of commonplace signal types, orthogonality and signal decomposition, transformations, and the graphical presentation of calculations and results. Readers will also find: <ul> <li>A solid introduction to the mathematics of continuous and discrete signals represented in time and frequency domains</li> <li>Thorough coverage of the classic Fourier, Laplace and z-transforms, and their many applications</li> <li>New end-of-chapter worked exercises, a variety of in-line study questions with answers and easily reproducible MATLAB code demonstrations</li> <li>Bonus material on related applications in different fields of study and a companion website designed to support additional learning</li> </ul> Perfect for undergraduate and graduate students of signals and systems, signals theory, and related areas of electrical engineering, Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB Applications will also benefit researchers and professors in the field of system design and signal processing.

Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB Applications

This unique compendium presents the basics of the theory of computing at a level and in a manner that can be easily understood by computer science students in a large university. It offers the student a firm foundation in logical reasoning and covers many traditional topics in unconventional ways.The useful reference text benefits professionals, academics, researchers and undergraduate students in the area of theoretical computer science.

Foundation Of Computation: Languages And Machines

Foundations, Technologies, and Prospects for the Future

Autonomous Vehicle Safety Solutions

Learn the ins and outs of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Long Range wireless technologies through practical, step-by-step projects using Raspberry Pi and other inexpensive hardware. Wireless networking combines two complex technologies—networking and radio frequencies—making it a challenging yet rewarding area to explore. The Wireless Cookbook provides those skills through a hands-on, project-based approach designed for hobbyists, educators, and Linux enthusiasts. This book uses accessible step-by-step recipes to teach readers about Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and Long Range (LoRa) technologies through practical, feature-rich projects built with Raspberry Pi and other single-board computers (SBCs). Each chapter presents a self-contained project, guiding readers from foundational concepts to real-world applications as they gain fluency in Python and essential Linux tools, all while uncovering the capabilities of modern SBCs. Unlike theoretical guides, The Wireless Cookbook emphasizes functional, customizable projects you can use in daily life or expand into your own creations, providing the knowledge and confidence to experiment with cutting-edge technologies. Covers the fundamentals of the 802.11 wireless (Wi-Fi) protocol, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Long Range (LoRa) wireless, and the LoRaWAN protocol in depth.

Practical Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and LoRa Projects

The Wireless Cookbook

The Linux Memory Manager

Surgical Robots in Smart Hospitals

Comprehensive overview of the principles, theories, and techniques behind deep learning-enabled semantic communications Deep Learning Enabled Semantic Communications explores the synergy between deep learning and semantic communication, particularly in the context of advancing 6G networks. It provides a focused introduction to the subject, systematically covering deep learning-enabled semantic communication systems and task-oriented semantic transmission paradigms in wireless communication. The book reviews various aspects of semantic communications, including information theory, multimodal technologies, semantic noise, and semantic sensing. It explores cutting-edge semantic communication architectures, highlighting their advantages over traditional approaches and their potential to drive the future of intelligent information industry. The book also details applications of deep learning-based semantic communication systems across various sources, including text, speech, images, and videos, comprehensively addressing system design, performance optimization, and measurement metrics. The book is divided into eight main parts, which cover foundational knowledge, system design, multimodal and multitask-oriented semantic communication systems, joint semantic sensing and sampling, semantic noise suppression, and generative AI enabled systems. Written by a diverse group of experts in academia and research institutions, Deep Learning Enabled Semantic Communications includes information on: <ul> <li>Fundamental knowledge about the deep learning and semantic communications, including the history, neural networks, and semantic information theory</li> <li>Compression of multimodal inputs, extraction of global semantic information, and the design of neural networks to boost the capability of handling lengthy speech</li> <li>Incorporation of different sources to extract semantic features and serve diverse intelligent tasks at the receiver</li> <li>Introduction of semantic impairments in communications to uncover how to design robust systems</li> <li>Joint design of data sampling, compression, and coding schemes under the guidance of semantic information</li> <li>Framework of generative semantic communications to detail the principles of incorporating generative models into semantic communications</li> </ul> Deep Learning Enabled Semantic Communications is an essential learning resource and reference for graduate and undergraduate students pursuing degrees in wireless communications, signal processing, or deep learning as well as engineers in the telecommunications and IT industries focusing on wireless communication techniques.

Deep Learning Enabled Semantic Communications

A Path to Sustainable Development Goals

AI and ML Techniques in IoT-based Communication

Applications in R and Python

Essentials of Big Data Analytics

Self-contained resource on fundamental concepts and the planning, provisionining, design, and operations of 3GPP-based NTNs 3GPP-based Non-Terrestrial Networks in 5G and 6G: Expanding the Frontiers of Wireless Communications provides an overview of Non-Terrestrial Networks (NTNs) in the context of 3GPP systems such as 4G LTE and 5G NR. Unique challenges of NTNs such as long and variable propagation delays, large and time-varying Doppler shifts, different types of beams including Earth-fixed beams, quasi-Earth-fixed beams, and Earth-moving beams and transparent and regenerative payloads are discussed. The mechanisms that 3GPP foresees to tackle these NTN-specific challenges are described and, furthermore, the planning, provisioning, design, and operations of the radio and core networks for NTNs are illustrated. NTN considerations in the book range from physical-layer aspects (e.g., synchronization, random access, and uplink and downlink data transmission), to mobility management including handover and cell reselection, and to network architecture. Fundamentals of the associated concepts of NR, eMTC (i.e., LTE_M), and NB-IoT are described so that their customizations for NTNs become clear in NTN-specific discussions. NTN features in 3GPP Release 17, 18, and 19 are described andhe role of NTN in 6G is also summarized. A companion website provides exercises to help learners to reinforce concepts, along with software utilities (e.g., Excel spreadsheets) that provide templates to investigate the impact of various factors (e.g., carrier frequency and channel bandwidth) on the performance of NTNs (e.g., coverage and capacity/throughput). 3GPP-based Non-Terrestrial Networks in 5G and 6G includes information on: <ul> <li>Earth-fixed beams, Earth-moving beams, and quasi-Earth-fixed beams, as well as characteristics of Geo Synchronous Orbit (GSO) and Non-GSO (NGSO) satellites such as Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites</li> <li>Challenges unique to NTNs including large coverage areas, mobility of cells, and different types of payloads (e.g., transparent and regenerative)</li> <li>Issues surrounding data transfer in NTNs such as time and frequency pre-compensation, timers for different radio protocol stack layers, and HARQ enabling/disabling</li> <li>Random access, RRC connection setup, registration/attach, and PDU session/EPS bearer setup for LTE-M, NB-IoT, and 5G NR</li> </ul> 3GPP-based Non-Terrestrial Networks in 5G and 6G is an essential resource for wireless communications and satellite industry engineers and professionals seeking to facilitate the design, provisioning, deployment, operations, maintenance, and optimization of 5G-based NTNs and identify R&amp;D areas for 5G-advanced-based and 6G-based NTNs.

Expanding the Frontiers of Wireless Communications

Non-Terrestrial Networks in 5G and 6G

To write effective code and applications, software engineers and developers have to be able to frame user/customer needs effectively, capture program requirements and use cases, and then develop suitable software architecture and code to meet the need. Code Chronicles: The Art of Storytelling in Software helps readers write better software by teaching readers how to write stories in the context of software development. The book explains the roots of storytelling, clarifies that storytelling historically has been a very powerful tool used to pass along knowledge, presents where storytelling is already present implicitly in software development, discusses how to make it more effective, and finally present experiences in storytelling from software engineering and other scientific disciplines, to foster a full understanding of its power. The authors comprehensively present the pivotal role of storytelling in writing software, and they explain how to do it in a simple, hands-on approach, also taking advantage of clear case studies written by experts in the field.

The Art of Storytelling in Software

Code Chronicles

Making Things Talk

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