The MATRIX Ecosystem simplifies the learning process
and enables students to easily integrate hardware, software, and AI.
The MATRIX platform is comprised of two educational development boards, MATRIX Creator and MATRIX Voice, which are supported by our MATRIX software libraries.
MATRIX Creator includes sensors, mics, wireless communications, and an FPGA.
MATRIX Voice can be used to build sound driven behaviors and interfaces.
Our platform enables students of various skill levels to learn simple to complex IoT, AI, robotics and engineering applications.
Computer Science
Employ hardware to teach programming, data structures, algorithms, AI, and IoT concepts with C++, Python, Javascript, and more without needing to know anything about hardware.
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Teach audio concepts such as signal processing, acoustic mapping, voice recognition, sensor fusion, control, and robotics. Enable advanced students to program the FPGA.
Mechanical Engineering
Teach design, mechatronics, and robotics with sensor inputs that drive motors, actuators, and more to help convey fundamental concepts such as vibrations and control theory.
Systems Engineering
Teach human machine interaction, IoT, robotics, and big data concepts with firsthand real-time data collection from MATRIX device sensors paired with GPIO interfaces.
Biomedical Engineering
Teach biomechanics, computational data analysis with real-time data, and design body sensor networks to determine joint angles, measure temperature, and analyze gait.
Robotics
Have students build UGVs, UAVs, and humanoids or jump right into sensor fusion, state-estimation, control theory, signal processing, beamforming, and more.
“The MATRIX Creator allows students to design and produce sophisticated, novel IoT applications faster than ever before.”
- Dr. Jean-Pierre Bardet, Dean
“MATRIX Creators enable both undergrad and graduate students from various technical backgrounds to quickly prototype complex systems”
- Dr. Christopher Le Dantec, Professor in the School of Media, Literature and Communication
“The MATRIX Creator is valuable in courses including digital systems, measurements and control systems, AI and robotics.”
- Dr. Carlos Camargo, Professor of Digital Systems
The MATRIX Creator’s everloop provides visual feedback, and its GPIO pins open doors to applications in mechatronics and robotics.
With 15 on-board sensors, the MATRIX Creator offers limitless applications which facilitate learning of various software and hardware concepts including state-estimation with filters such as the Kalman filter.
Pick from three different abstraction layers and code with up to 40 different languages including C++, Python, and Javascript.
All libraries, starting from VHDL code on the FPGA all the way up to MATRIX Lite, are open source and customizable.
The MATRIX Creator exposes students to cutting-edge technology and latest industry concepts such as IoT, AI and machine learning.
Employ the 8-microphone array to learn and develop various audio applications such as acoustic mapping and voice recognition.
Check out our Hackster.io guides for project ideas
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