Congratulations to our colleagues on their Bachelor's and Master's degrees!

Congratulations to our colleagues at the Institute of Electronics and Computer Science for successfully defending their Bachelor's and Master's degrees!

The following have successfully defended their Bachelor theses:

• Sandis Kaģis with the topic “Development of a wearable bioimpedance measurement device prototype for monitoring human vital parameters”
• Kārlis Kalniņš with the topic “Design of an unmanned ground vehicle suitable for difficult terrain”
• Ārija Kalniņa with the topic “Fusion of flight data with voxel SLAM system”
• Arnis Priedītis with the topic “Application of Differentiated Simulations in Training of Locomotion of Quadruped Robots”
• Niks Nadziņš with the topic “Algorithm for Tracking Resonance Points of ODMR Spectrum of Nitrogen Vacancy Center Diamond Based Quantum Sensor and Its Implementation in Digital Logic”
• Marks Melņiks with the topic “Implementation of Lossless Compression Accelerators in Digital Logic”

Successfully defended master theses:

• Katrīna Viltrake with the topic “Integration of Artificial Intelligence Motion Planners in the Control of a Real Industrial Robot”
• Tomass Zutis with the topic “Re-identification of objects, including biological entities”
• Swarn Singh Warshaneyan with the topic “Generative artificial intelligence for holographic microscopy imaging”
• Denis Tiščenko with the topic “Non-intrusive energy consumption measurement system”
• Sergejs Umnovs with the topic “Implementation of nitrogen vacancy center diamond-based quantum sensor control and pre-processing elements in microelectronics”

We are proud of you and wish you new heights in your educational journey!