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+ | ====== FPGA component technology for easy integration of hardware and software ====== | ||
+ | Tuesday October 4th, 2016\\ | ||
+ | Location: Panther Hollow Conference Room, CIC - 4th Floor\\ | ||
+ | Time: 4:30PM\\ | ||
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+ | **[[https://sites.google.com/site/ohkawatakeshi/profile_en | Takeshi Ohkawa (Utsunomiya University, Japan)]]**\\ | ||
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+ | =====Abstract===== | ||
+ | FPGA has become popular as a device which can realize energy efficient | ||
+ | processing by optimized and parallel processing for a specific application. | ||
+ | However, development productivity of FPGA is much worse than software | ||
+ | development. High-level synthesis is emerging in recent years to implement | ||
+ | FPGA circuits with C, Java and so on. However, it is still difficult for | ||
+ | software engineers to handle. | ||
+ | To raise the productivity of a hardware(HW)/software(SW) system, | ||
+ | componentization of FPGA can be a solution for the problem. To raise the | ||
+ | productivity of a HW/SW system, it is necessary to realize reusability of | ||
+ | the designs of HW and SW. In the seminar, methods of wrapping FPGA circuit | ||
+ | as a component are presented, which have software friendly interfaces on | ||
+ | FPGA at several abstraction levels. | ||
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+ | =====Bio===== | ||
+ | Takeshi Ohkawa is an Assistant Professor in Utsunomiya University, Japan. He | ||
+ | received his M.E. and Ph.D. from Tohoku University in 2000 and 2003, | ||
+ | respectively, and was engaged in research on dynamically reconfigurable FPGA | ||
+ | device/tools and system at Tohoku University. He joined National Institute | ||
+ | for Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) in 2004 and started | ||
+ | research on distributed embedded systems. He had been working in TOPS | ||
+ | Systems Corp on heterogeneous multicore processor hardware and software | ||
+ | design from 2009 to 2011. His current research interests are design | ||
+ | technology and tools for FPGA to realize low power robots and vision | ||
+ | systems. | ||
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