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ELEMENTI DI RETI NEURALI PER MICROCONTROLLORI E EDGE AI

Enrollment: from 20-02-2026 to hour 12:00 on 26-02-2026
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Language: ITALIAN
Campus: MILANO CITTÀ STUDI
Subject area: Tools
Project laboratory Informatic laboratory Frontal teaching Experimental laboratory
Docente responsabile
LORENZO MARIO FAGIANO
CCS proponenti
Ingegneria dell'Automazione
CFU
1
Ore in presenza
10
Prerequisiti
Basic programming knowledge (preferably Python/C).
Active Google account for Colab usage.
Installation of STCubeMX, STM32Proggramer, STM32ICubeIDE software is recommended.
N° max studenti
40
Criteri di selezione
Open for students enrolled in Engineering Master of Science programs. Chronological order.
Parole chiave:
Edge computing, Machine Learning, Microcontrollers, Neural Networks
Tag
Industry 4.0, Engineering, Artificial intelligence, Software

Descrizione dell'iniziativa

The theoretical-practical course aims to introduce students to the world of ML and neural processing on edge devices. The activity is structured in three workshop sessions that guide students from the basic concepts of neural networks to their implementation and optimization on real hardware (ST Microelectronics microcontrollers). The program is structured as follows:

  • Introduction and Training: Fundamentals of signal processing and neural networks; training of a real network for signal/image processing using TensorFlow and Google Colab.
  • Optimization and Quantization: Techniques for reducing computational complexity (quantization) for use on resource-limited devices; flashing the network onto a microcontroller board.
  • NPU Acceleration: Programming Neural Processing Units (NPUs), advanced network topologies, and final optimization for embedded execution.
  • Periodo di svolgimento

    dal March 2026 a March 2026

    Calendario

    02/03/2026
    09/03/2026
    13/03/2026
    Dalle 14:30 alle 18:00

    Note

    The course involves the use of standard professional tools (ST ecosystem) and will be delivered by an expert from ST Microelectronics.
    The initiative is part of the training calendar o􀆯ered by Automation Engineering Association (AEA).