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Advanced IoT Development with Intel® System Studio 2018

Developers can now speed time to market and boost power efficiency, performance, and reliability for intelligent systems, embedded devices and applications running on Intel processor-based platforms. Learn about the latest IoT features available in Intel® System Studio 2018 and how to build advanced projects from early prototype to deployment.

During the webinar:

  • We will install and configure Docker* as a prerequisite for creating commercial IoT projects. Demonstrate options available to change or customize your base image depending on target device and application.
  • Import existing projects from previous Intel® System Studio editions and Arduino Create* to the latest version.
  • How to set up remote connections to a device, handle complex dependencies during project setup, and debug your code.
  • Explore and add sensors to your application and interact with multiple services to create a connected IoT solution.
  • Ask our expert questions during a Q&A session.

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Speaker

Mihai Tudor Panu, PhD

Software Engineer, Intel Corporation

Tudor Panu is a Software Engineer at Intel® Corporation with focus on Internet of Things (IoT) developer trends. He is particularly invested in library development for sensors and actuators, a core component in most IoT systems and applications. Leading up to his current position, Tudor obtained a doctorate in Computer Science and Engineering from SMU, Dallas, TX, where he specialized in low level Arithmetic Logic Unit design. He has an IEEE journal publication, co‑authored several proceedings, and presented technical sessions at industry events and trade shows.