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2021
2021
- STEM education in semi-virtual interactive environmentEsteban Jiménez Valverde, Esteban Arias Méndez, and Danny Xie LiTecnologı́a en Marcha, 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic has forced us to change the way we used to handle education in our homes, through sanitary restrictions that seek to prohibit or reduce physical contact, moving from the traditional way to a virtual methodology; reason for which we must look for new solutions to adapt to this new teaching strategy. In addition, the pandemic has accelerated the arrival of the 4.0 revolution or technological revolution, where new challenges arise for society. The above reasons serve to justify and encourage that STEM education cannot stop. However, given the crisis we are experiencing and the solutions provided, the excessive use of virtual environments can affect areas such as psychological, social, etc. Through this project, a learning model implemented through volunteers is proposed, based on an interactive semi-virtual environment, where the participant can interact synchronously with a volunteering model provided by the volunteer tutor, and the learning process is supported through workshops and the use of virtual tools.
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El Instituto de Ingenieros Eléctricos y Electrónicos (IEEE, por sus siglas en inglés), es la sociedad profesional técnica más grande del mundo, dedicada al avance de la innovación y la excelencia tecnológica para el beneficio de la humanidad. Es la mayor asociación internacional sin fines de lucro que sirve a los profesionales involucrados en todos los aspectos en electricidad, electrónica, campos de la computación y áreas relacionadas con ciencia y tecnología.
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2024
2024
- NoticIEEEroPint of Signal SipsDanny Xie-Li, Amanda Calderón, Kembly Torres, and 1 more authorDec 2024
Pint of Signal Sips is an outreach initiative inspired by the Pint of Science movement and adapted to Costa Rica’s scientific community. Designed as an accessible platform, it brings together students, professionals, and researchers in signal processing and related disciplines to exchange ideas in an informal setting. The inaugural edition was held on November 26, 2024, at the bar in Escazú, as a prelude to CONCAPAN 2024, attracting over 60 participants from across Latin America. The event featured engaging 10-minute talks on diverse topics including artificial intelligence, biomedical devices, conservation, and smart cities, delivered by distinguished speakers from Costa Rica, Mexico, and Ecuador. Beyond knowledge dissemination, Pint of Signal Sips fostered collaboration across IEEE societies, encouraged the formation of new Signal Processing chapters, and strengthened regional networks. By presenting science in “sips,” the initiative highlights the importance of signal processing while promoting inclusivity, community building, and innovation.
- NoticIEEEroIngenIEEEría Costa RicaEsteban Arias-Méndez and Danny Xie-LiDec 2024
Education and engineering are key drivers of economic and social development, advancing science and technology to improve quality of life worldwide. In celebration of IEEE’s 140th anniversary, the IEEE Costa Rica Section hosted the second edition of IngenIEEEría Costa Rica on October 18, 2024, at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in San José. This event, organized in collaboration with multiple IEEE chapters and affinity groups, brought together over 150 participants to explore cutting-edge innovations across diverse engineering fields. The program featured distinguished speakers addressing topics such as bioelectronics, artificial intelligence in psychiatry, biomedical engineering, cognitive robotics, and the future of the semiconductor industry in Latin America. By fostering dialogue between global experts, industry leaders, and the local community, IngenIEEEría Costa Rica underscored the transformative role of engineering and education in shaping sustainable growth and technological progress.
- Proposal of self and semi-supervised learning for imbalanced classification of coronary heart disease tabular dataDanny Xie Li and Manfred Martı́nez GonzálezTecnologı́a en Marcha, Dec 2024
@article{li2024proposal, title = {Proposal of self and semi-supervised learning for imbalanced classification of coronary heart disease tabular data}, author = {Li, Danny Xie and Gonz{\'a}lez, Manfred Mart{\'\i}nez}, journal = {Tecnolog{\'\i}a en Marcha}, volume = {37}, number = {3}, pages = {38--43}, year = {2024}, publisher = {Editorial Tecnol{\'o}gica de Costa Rica}, } - Proposal of an open-source accelerators library for inference of transformer networks in edge devices based on LinuxAlejandro Araya Núñez, Justin Fernández Badilla, Daniel González Vargas, and 3 more authorsTecnologı́a en Marcha, Dec 2024
@article{nunez2024proposal, title = {Proposal of an open-source accelerators library for inference of transformer networks in edge devices based on Linux}, author = {N{\'u}{\~n}ez, Alejandro Araya and Badilla, Justin Fern{\'a}ndez and Vargas, Daniel Gonz{\'a}lez and Huertas, Jimena Le{\'o}n and Fonseca, Erick Andr{\'e}s Obreg{\'o}n and Li, Danny Xie}, journal = {Tecnolog{\'\i}a en Marcha}, volume = {37}, number = {1}, pages = {118--125}, year = {2024}, publisher = {Editorial Tecnol{\'o}gica de Costa Rica}, }