At the 2026 University Information Day, C3E once again offered exciting insights into its current research projects as well as the hardware lab course. Students had the opportunity to try out the Dino game, known from the Chrome browser, which runs entirely on custom-designed hardware modules and operates without any software.
In addition, C3E presented an advanced image detection demonstration based on the V2PRO vector processor on an FPGA board. This solution enables the fast and efficient processing of large amounts of data and complex algorithms directly in hardware.