Veterans can learn Embedded Development and Computer Vision for free: how to participate in the Beetroot Academy program

Both programs are conducted remotely, allowing veterans from any region of the country to participate:

• Embedded Development is an engineering program for technical professionals who want to move from software to full-cycle hardware development. Participants will learn microcontrollers, data protocols, RTOS, and circuit design, and will complete the program with a final project with a ready-made portfolio. Stack: C/C++, FreeRTOS, GDB, OpenOCD, UART, SPI, I2C, TCP/IP, BLE, LoRa.
• Computer Vision is a mini-program for technical specialists without an ML background. In 6 lessons, participants will go all the way from basic image processing to launching their own object detector. Tools: OpenCV, PyTorch, YOLOv8, Roboflow, ONNX. No previous experience in ML is required - a year of programming in any language is enough.

Candidates for the program must have veteran status and a technical background. The training group and specific direction are selected individually after consideration of the application.

You can apply via the link .

"Embedded engineering and computer vision are areas where there are currently fewer qualified specialists in Ukraine than the market needs. Veterans who have a technical background can enter this field faster than it seems. We want to make this step accessible," comments Andreas Flodström, CEO of Beetroot Academy.

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