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'03 at the University of Birmingham, 4th & 5th September 2003
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Wearable
Computing Systems
As a research unit
in a Department of Electronic, Electrical and Computer Engineering, we
have an interest in the hardware design of wearable computing systems.
Our projects employ a range of microcprocessors and microcontrollers.
For example, we have built various microcontroller-based systems with
various members of the 8-bit Microchip PIC and 16-bit Renesas (formerly Mitsubishi) M16C
processors (see here for examples).
Our high-end
x3 systems employ PC104 standard Pentium II and III processors.
Current research also
includes mid-range processors,
such as the Intel StrongARM SA1110 and XScale PXA255. The main aim
is to develop a platform that can be used for developing wearable systems.
16-Bit
M16C
Microprosessor |
A
development board based around the Intel SA1110 microprocessor |
700MHz
PC104 board in use |
If you have any comments
about this webpage, please contact Huw
Bristow. Last updated
14-Nov-2003
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