Course: Thesis I & II
Development of an 8-microphone spherical array for real-time voice source localization using spherical beamforming and multichannel audio processing.
Course: Electronic Project I & II
Design and implementation of a wireless vibration monitoring system using ESP32 nodes, visual LED alerts, and mesh communication for centralized data collection.
Course: Power Electronics
Design and implementation of a cycloconverter capable of generating AC output signals at different frequencies through controlled switching of power semiconductor devices.
Development of an intelligent waste classification system using computer vision and YOLO on a Raspberry Pi 5 for real-time detection of recyclable materials.
Course: Microelectronics
Transistor-level design, simulation, and physical layout of a 4-bit shift register using Synopsys Custom Compiler and a 90 nm CMOS process.
Course: Control Systems
Development of an ESP32-based autonomous mobile robot using PID control for motor speed regulation and predefined maze navigation.
Published in XXXIII International Conference on Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computing, 2026
Experimental evaluation of Matter multi-admin operation on ESP32, analyzing interoperability, commissioning performance, command reliability, and memory scalability across multiple independent IoT ecosystems.
Authors: J. E. Esquiagola Aranda, J. A. Flores Morón, and R. B. Uribe Bejarano
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Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014
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Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015
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