Loren on the Art of MATLAB

June 5th, 2007

MathWorks Aerospace and Defense Conference ‘07

I'm attending the _C_AERO The MathWorks Aerospace and Defense Conference '07 in Manhattan Beach today and wanted to give you a nearly live update.

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Tuesday After Lunch

This afternoon, I gave my talk in front of this audience. Actually, the pictures were taken before I started so some people hadn't yet made it back from lunch. Others were attending a master class.

Next Talk

The next talk was by Eddie Mayhew, titled "Target Tracking Visualization Tool." You can see him here.

Before the Coffee Break

We finished the first section of the afternoon with a talk by Houmann from The Mathworks. His talk was about "Moving MATLAB Algorithms into Complete Designs with Fixed Point Simulation and Code Generation."

Conference Comments and Updates

I am hoping that some conference attendees will add updates here.


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3 Responses to “MathWorks Aerospace and Defense Conference ‘07”

  1. Seth Popinchalk replied on June 5th, 2007 at 19:18 UTC :

    I really enjoyed your talk at MADC 2007 before lunch. Your special presentation right now is very cool. It’s great to see your workflow!

  2. shakeham replied on June 6th, 2007 at 09:59 UTC :

    Loren you guys seemed to have so much fun. why not show some of your pictures?

  3. Paul Barnard replied on June 6th, 2007 at 11:07 UTC :

    Great talk, Loren. It was very cool to see you update your blog live and in person.

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