Parallel Multi-Core Architecture to Accelerate Sensor Fusion Algorithms
This opportunity funds work to design an efficient computing architecture for running sensor fusion algorithms on multi-core processors. The goal is to use parallel processing to improve performance and efficiency of sensor fusion in real-world systems. Projects should focus on architectural approaches that optimize algorithm execution for multi-core hardware.
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