MATLAB EXPO 2017 United Kingdom

Technical Computing

Sessions include:

• Big Data and Machine Learning for Predictive Maintenance
• MatConvNet: Deep Learning Research in MATLAB
• Reusing and Prototyping Code to Accelerate Innovation: Smart Voice Interfaces
• Detection of the Security Feature in the New £1 Coin
• Scaling MATLAB for Your Organisation and Beyond

Simulink and Model-Based Design

Sessions include:

• What's New in Simulink R2017a and R2017b
• Model‐Based Design for Fuel System Development
• Using Simscape to Model Formula E Powertrain
• How Simscape Supports Design Innovation for Cyber-Physical Systems
• Hardware Software Co-Design and Testing Using Simulink Real-Time
• Hardware and Software Co-Design for Motor Control Applications

Getting Started with MATLAB and Simulink

Sessions include:

• Introduction to MATLAB
• Introduction to Signal Processing
• Introduction to Simulink and Stateflow
• Introduction to Machine Learning and Deep Learning

Master Classes

Sessions include:

• Simulation, Prototyping, and Verification of Standards-Based Wireless Communications
• Toolbox Development Master Class
• Testing Simulink Models
• Team-Based Collaboration in Simulink

Richard Rovner

MathWorks

Richard Rovner is vice president of marketing for MathWorks, leading a worldwide organisation of 300 people responsible for all aspects of marketing: strategic planning, product and technology strategy, market analysis, partner management, digital marketing, corporate communications, and field marketing. Before joining MathWorks in this role in 2001, Rich held senior marketing and sales positions at SAS. Rich spent the first part of his career as what is now called a data scientist, working for over 10 years in applications such as computer vision and image processing, machine learning, simulation, and statistical analysis. He has a B.S. in applied mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University and an M.S. in computer science from George Washington University.

Ned Gulley

MathWorks

Ned Gulley is part of the MATLAB development team at MathWorks. He assesses new technology, helps direct product strategy, and supports development teams. Ned joined the company in 1991 and has led the development of Fuzzy Logic Toolbox™ and the MATLAB Interface team. In addition to working on products, Ned works closely with MATLAB web service teams, including the MATLAB Central web community, which he helped launch in 2001. Prior to MathWorks, Ned was an aerospace engineer working on flight control research and simulation at NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California. He holds a B.S.E. in mechanical and aerospace engineering from Princeton University and an M.S.E. in aeronautical and astronautical engineering from Stanford University.