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Paul Cuffe
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 5 พ.ย. 2015
Firefly: demonstration of smarter lighting for escooter safety
This video describes the "Firefly" escooter smart lighting demonstrator developed in UCD Energy Insitute in close colloboration with the team from Zipp Mobility Ltd.
This system was designed and built by Derek Sequeira, a graduate of the UCD ME programme in Electronic and Computer Engineering, under the supervision of Dr Paul Cuffe, an Assistant Professor in the UCD School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, alongside Prof. Andrew Keane, Director of UCD Energy Institute.
This technology demonstration was funded by Enterprise Ireland through Innovation Voucher IV20210025T
www.zippmobility.com/
energyinstitute.ucd.ie/
www.ucd.ie/eece/
This system was designed and built by Derek Sequeira, a graduate of the UCD ME programme in Electronic and Computer Engineering, under the supervision of Dr Paul Cuffe, an Assistant Professor in the UCD School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, alongside Prof. Andrew Keane, Director of UCD Energy Institute.
This technology demonstration was funded by Enterprise Ireland through Innovation Voucher IV20210025T
www.zippmobility.com/
energyinstitute.ucd.ie/
www.ucd.ie/eece/
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Creating quality graphics for IEEE papers with MATLAB
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This is what I wish I knew much sooner in my research journey! The MATLAB scripts I'm using here are available at: doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.16760059.v2 If you make graphics by hand in a package such as MATLAB, they'll haphazardly come out in all different sizes and shapes. When you insert them into your paper, then they'll get shrunk down to a width of 8.89 cm, which is the decreed width of ...
Market share of crypto assets over time (log scales)
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It appears that a power law type distribution describes the market capitalizations of different crypto assets, with the pattern holding even as many new assets enter the space. The line here is just a simple linear regression on the log-scaled data, and is more to guide the eye than a proper attempt at fitting a power law distribution.
Thank you for sharing. The practice of separating preparing data and visualizing data is a very good lesson I learned.
Thank you thank you thank you. Have been going crazy with figure dimensions. Also realised that eps file isn't good at respecting the dimensions given to the figure so png is the answer!!!
Thank you so much, your video was so helpful for me🙏🙏
Thank You for sharing Dr.!, Very helpfull and clear!
Thank You
thank you sir
Thank you so much ,this is what I'm looking for
Really Nice video. thank you
Thank you Dr. Paul Cuffe for sharing your valuable knowlege. Going into every desinging details and using our engineering insights to show the insightful information are two lessons that I learnt from this video besides making quality graphics in MATLAB.
Very useful video. Thanks Paul.
Glad it was helpful!
Really useful video, thank you so much. Just wanted to point out that the uploaded VisualiseData code is a bit messed up in line 51 (not really a huge deal tho).
Thanks! Yep you can actually see in the video where I flub it with my mouse and mangle line 51 🙃 I've put a fixed version on Figshare anyway: doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.16760059.v2
The mishap is at th-cam.com/video/sMMn0X3XKyI/w-d-xo.html
Thanks a lot for sharing this!
Thanks for your contribution...
It's my pleasure!
Very impressive! I could see this tech making its way into ebikes or even integrating with autonomous cars.
Very helpful. Exactly what I need. Thank you Dr. Paul Cuffe.
export_fig does not work?
Did you download it from the File Exchange? uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/23629-export_fig