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Sharing technical and real-life examples of how students can use MATLAB and Simulink in their everyday projects #studentsuccess

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From Simulation to Reality: How UOS Robotics Won the RoboCup ARM Challenge 2026

UOS Robotics from the University of Seoul returned to the RoboCup ARM Challenge in 2026 after winning titles in 2022 and 2023. With RoboCup 2026 held in Incheon, South Korea, the team took first… 続きを読む >>

From Hackathon to Real-World Motorcycle Modeling with MATLAB

The motivation for joining the challenge
We are chemical engineering students from the University of Pannonia; Éva Kenyeres is a PhD student specializing in modelling, stochastic algorithms,… 続きを読む >>

Run a Hackathon with MATLAB and Simulink!

Today, we have Grace Woolson from the Student Programs team with us to talk about hackathons and how you can get started. Over to you, Grace…

Some of the most innovative student projects… 続きを読む >>

How Clemson Students Built a 180 mph Driverless Racecar

This blog is in collaboration with University of Clemson’s Deep Orange student development team and New Eagle.

Graduate students in the Deep Orange program at Clemson University are not… 続きを読む >>

Learn MATLAB – A Student’s Guide

In today’s blog, we have Ben Pasquariello from the Student Programs team at MathWorks. He’ll walk us through some helpful MATLAB resources and tips for getting started.Over to you,… 続きを読む >>

Simulink-Based CAN Control and Validation on STM32F4 for a Dual-Motor EV Platform 1

In today’s blog, we are joined by Team I.C.C. from Inha University, South Korea. They share how they used MATLAB and Simulink to develop and validate a CAN-based embedded motor control workflow for… 続きを読む >>

Building Janus: How a FIRST Robotics Team Engineered a Championship Robot

For this week’s blog post, we’re featuring FRC Team 2040 from the FIRST Robotics Competition as they reflect on their 2026 season and share how they used Simulink and WPILib to coordinate their… 続きを読む >>

Automating the Unpredictable: Buckeye AutoDrive’s Random Obstacle Trajectory Generation

Today we are joined by students from The Ohio State University’s SAE AutoDrive II team – Buckeye AutoDrive.
Representing the Center for Automotive Research (CAR) and the Ohio State… 続きを読む >>

MathWorks Minidrone Competition – Europe 2025: Model‑Based Design for Autonomous UAVs

The MathWorks Cambridge office hosted the Europe 2025 edition of the MathWorks Minidrone Competition, welcoming students from universities across Europe. The 2025 edition drew applications from… 続きを読む >>

Using Lidar for 3D Object Detection

Today, we’re going through each step of creating a 3D object detector using Lidar data. We’ll start with an introduction to 3D point clouds and how to process them, then we’ll… 続きを読む >>

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