Open Source Neuroimaging - Developing a State-of-the-Art Brain Scanner with Linux and FPGAs
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the intersection of open source technology and neuroimaging in this 43-minute conference talk by Ben Dooks from Codethink. Delve into the world of brain scanning systems, from hobbyist projects to professional-grade equipment, and discover how open source solutions are revolutionizing the field. Learn about the challenges in neuroimaging, the advantages of using open source approaches, and examine real-world examples, including a commercial project brought to market. Gain insights into the components of neuroimaging systems, including specialized hardware, custom software stacks, and data management suites. Understand the strategies employed to create maintainable and upgradeable systems from the outset. Explore future trends in neuroimaging, potential hardware advancements, and identify areas where open source solutions are still needed. Benefit from the expertise of Ben Dooks, a Lead Software Engineer with extensive experience in kernel development and ARM architecture.
Syllabus
Open Source Neuroimaging: Developing a State-of-the-Art Brain Scanner with Linux and FPGAs
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Linux Foundation
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