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Tesla's software update brings Summon, Wi-Fi, and more to Model 3 vehicles - Duration: 2:50.

Tesla is updating its software once again, and Model 3 owners should be particularly

pleased with these latest developments.

With update 2018.24, Model 3 cars are now capable of accessing the Autopilot Summon

feature, as well as cabin overheat protection and Wi-Fi.

Drivers can also limit the speed of their vehicles via the new mobile app update, setting

a top speed of anywhere between 50 and 90 miles per hour.

While Summon is likely old news for those with the Tesla Model S or Model X, this is

the first time that Model 3 owners will be privy to this functionality.

As the name suggests, it allows owners to move a Tesla both in and out of a parking

space remotely, using either the mobile app or the key.

It's high time that Summon made its way to Model 3 vehicles — after all, the cars

have long been equipped with the requisite Autopilot sensor suite that makes Summon possible.

Along with Summon, the update also provides Model 3 vehicles with Wi-Fi access, which

ought to make downloading upcoming software updates much easier.

While Model 3s already had internet access, it was exclusively via Tesla's LTE service.

As Tesla noted in its release notes: "With this release, Model 3 now connects to available

Wi-Fi networks.

Tap the LTE icon at the top of the touchscreen and select the network you want to join."

As for the Cabin Overheat Protection feature, the self-explanatory function will prevent

Model 3 vehicles from getting too hot.

In Tesla's words, "When active, your vehicle prevents the interior temperature from exceeding

105F/40C for up to 12 hours after you exit your vehicle."

While this feature is enabled by default, if for some reason you don't want to save

the interior of your car from the blazing hot summer sun, you can turn it off by going

to Controls, then Safety & Security.

Tesla software updates generally roll out slowly across its fleet, so if your Model

3 hasn't been updated yet, don't panic.

It will be soon.

Unfortunately, if you don't have your Model 3 yet and are still awaiting delivery, we're

not quite as confident on that timeline (though it seems that slow but steady progress is

being made).

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Intel® Developer Zone Update | July 2018 | Intel Software - Duration: 3:05.

Hi.

I'm Stephanie Essin, and you're watching the Intel Developer

Zone Update.

Today we're talking about how Intel Developers discovered

a way for you to edit VR audio within your VR editing system.

We discuss the future of VR on the go and some upcoming

collaboration opportunities for all developers

who are seeking hands-on training and info on the latest

technologies.

Could you imagine watching the film Jaws

without its famous and foreboding soundtrack or Star

Wars without the classic farewell anthem

as the credits roll into the depths of space?

What about going into VR with no sound or audio textures?

It definitely would not be as believable.

Now there's a way to edit VR audio

within VR, a practice that makes VR audio much more immersive.

Until recently, you couldn't intuitively edit or play

sounds while in VR, and some of our Intel developers

found that quite frustrating.

So they put their minds together and found the solution.

In the article "How to Build a Custom Audio

Editor with Unreal Engine for Sound Spatialization in VR,"

it gives you the tools and steps to create

your own sound editing system within VR, along with a project

link download.

Read the article in the links, and see

how to set it up to take your own VR audio mixing process

to the next level.

Virtual reality is going mainstream.

You no longer have to invest in expensive and high-level

equipment in order to get a high-quality VR experience.

It's hard to believe that the man who made this

a reality once said, "I'm never going to create a VR game."

little did Dirk Van Welden, CEO of I-Illussions

Game and Multimedia Studio, know that he

would create the game that set it all into motion,

Space Pirate Trainer.

Van Welden, along with Intel Developers,

discovered that the key to the successful world

was through integrated graphics.

Because of this, you can use VR anywhere

you go on a small and compact device

like your Microsoft Surface Pro, Intel NUC, or Ultrabook.

Afraid you'll lose the quality of a high-end VR setup?

Check out these side by sides of the integrated graphics

game versus the original.

Not bad.

Follow the links provided to learn more about how

you can use integrated graphics in order to make

your VR games more accessible.

The third annual IoT Devfest wrapped up recently,

and if you missed it, it isn't too

late to watch some recaps of what happened this year.

Simply go to the conference site at the link provided,

or check it out on the Intel Developer Zone.

This is considered the industry's premier online forum

for everything IoT related, and for a good reason.

They'll take you on a two-day journey filled

with demonstrations led by IoT thought leaders and tech

experts, insights into the next wave of innovative technology,

tools and training on every stage of the development cycle,

and much more.

You can also see video replays of the keynote presentations

on YouTube.

Thanks for watching, and be sure to comment on which

of the topics interest you most.

And until then, be sure to like and subscribe

for more Intel Developer Zone Updates.

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Program Pic Microcontrollers with MikroC Pro and MPLAB X - Part 1 Software - Duration: 10:02.

In this video we will download all the software for this course.

The first thing you need to do is to open your web browser.

In the search box type in "mplabx".

Press enter.

From microchip.com, click this link.

From this website we will need 3 software.

The first one is mplabx IDE.

IDE stands for integrated development environment.

The second software we will need is mplab XC compiler.

The 3rd download is microchip libraries for applications.

If you scroll down to the bottom and click the downloads button.

You will see 3 different software for 3 different operating systems.

1 for Windows OS, 1 for Linux OS, and 1 for Mac Os.

Since I'm using a Windows computer, click the Windows version.

At this time the current version is 3.45 I'm going to click the download link.

While that is downloading, I'm going to scroll up.

Click mplab XC compilers. Click overview.

Scroll down to the bottom. Click the downloads button.

You will see 3 different software for 3 different operating systems.

The XC8 compiler is use to compile program for 8 bit microcontrollers.

The XC16 compiler is use to compile program for 16 bit microcontrollers.

The XC32 compiler is use to compile program for 32 bit microcontrollers.

Since we are using 8 bit microcontrollers we will download the XC8 compiler.

While that is downloading scroll to the top.

and click microchip libraries for applications.

Click current MLA.

Scroll down to the bottom.

Under current MLA you will see 3 different download for 3 different OS.

I am going to download microchip Libraries for application the Windows version.

While these are downloading

go to the search box.

type in mikro c pro. M I K R O C Pro

From the mikroe.com click this link.

Scroll down. Click on the pic button.

The current version of this software is 7.0.0.

Also, this software is for windows operating system.

Click on the download button.

To make this video shorter I am going to pause this video until the downloads are complete.

Once the downloads are complete go to the downloads folder.

You should see 4 software

The mikro c pro, the mla, the mplabx and the XC8 compiler.

The mikro c pro is a different software from the mplabx.

In the mikro c pro the libraries, the compiler and the IDE are in one package.

For the mplabx the library which is MLA is separate from the IDE.

and the compiler for the mplabx is separate, also.

From here all you need to do is to install the software.

so you click on this

click here, click yes.

click next, I agree (accept)

click next, click next, install.

wait until the installation is finish.

click finish

click yes, next, I agree (accept), next

next, next, finish

Do you want to install the mikro suite drivers?

click yes. Don't worry about this

It will ask you if you want to run the program click no for now.

The next software we are going to install is the mplabx.

click on it, click yes

click next, I accept the agreement.

next, next

next, next

wait until the installing is finish.

click install

since we downloaded the XC compiler, we can uncheck the box.

We don't need this, uncheck this.

and uncheck this and click finish

Next, we are going to install the XC8 compiler.

click yes.

click next, I accept.

click next, set it to free

next, next

If you want to try the pro version for 60 days click this.

Click next if you want to use the free version.

Click finish. Next, we are going to install the libraries for the mplabx.

click on it, click yes.

click next, I accept, next

next, next, next, next,

wait until the installation is finish.

uncheck the box,click finish.

This is the end of this video and I'll see you in the next one.