Inspiring Computing

🚀 New episode of Inspiring Computing! I had the pleasure of chatting with Filip Rak, team leader at the Czech Aerospace Research Centre (VZLU), about his incredible journey from engineering to leading satellite attitude and orbit control systems development. In this episode, we dive into: The challenges and triumphs of satellite launches 🚀 Using MATLAB and MicroPython in aerospace engineering 💻 Capturing a selfie from space — a milestone that fueled even bolder projects 📸✨ Navigating late-stage attitude control and the unique demands of CubeSats with limited resources 📦 VZLU's agile, risk-tolerant approach to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in aerospace innovation This conversation is a deep dive into how advanced computing fuels innovation in aerospace and highlights the delicate balance between groundbreaking ideas and practical constraints. Check out the episode here:https://lnkd.in/ervf8PD6

🚋 Exploring Tram Manufacturing: Navigating Urban Infrastructure with Robert Grepl 🚋 https://lnkd.in/efiDPiFc In this episode, we dive into the fascinating world of tram manufacturing with industry expert Robert Grepl. Have you ever wondered what it takes to design a tram that seamlessly integrates into an existing city without colliding with its infrastructure? With only a few centimeters separating trams from buildings, the precision required in this field is astounding. How do manufacturers and city planners collaborate to identify potential obstacles and determine which structures must be avoided? Join us as we uncover the complexities and innovations that enable trams to safely navigate urban landscapes, ensuring smooth operations in bustling city environments. Stay tuned for insights that will reshape your understanding of urban transit! Robert explains from the beginning where trams manufacturers in cities make decisions what the common tools they use and how his company, which created a simulation engine called TRAMotion helps solve this problem.

New feature in MATLAB R2024b Range Slider Widget in live scripts #MATLAB MathWorks VersionBay

A simple way to create Pivot Tables with MATLAB. @MathWorks #MATLAB VersionBay

Simple example of how to add an image to a QR Code with Julia. #julialang JuliaLang Eindhoven

This is a new feature in MATLAB R2024b. Violinplots. I think it is pretty cool. MathWorks #MATLAB #Plots

Neat little way to get Julia to tell a joke. #Julia #Julialang #jokes

Very happy to see Python 3.13 out. I really like the new REPL.

🚀 In the latest episode of Inspiring Computing, Max Mozgovoy shares the fascinating story behind Callr.ai and its AI caller agent, Julia. Listen here:https://lnkd.in/exxPm-HJ Discover how Julia is revolutionizing businesses by handling tasks like appointment scheduling, replacing the first line of phone calls, and seamlessly integrating into CRMs. This innovation is set to transform processes across sales, internal service requests, and HR. Tune in to learn how AI is shaping the future of customer interaction and business operations! #AI #Innovation #InspiringComputing #Automation #BusinessTransformation

Simple Python Tip that not everyone is aware of... 1_000 instead of 1000. #Python #Pythontips