A scientific workshop was held under the title: "The Use of Microcontrollers in Artificial Intelligence Applications

As part of the ongoing scientific activities offered by the Biomedical Engineering Research Center at the University of Anbar, and in collaboration with the Center for Continuing Education at the university, a scientific workshop was held under the title: "The Use of Microcontrollers in Artificial Intelligence Applications", presented by Dr. Hamed Radam Hussein, a specialist in this field. The workshop aimed to highlight the integration between microcontroller technologies and artificial intelligence applications, and how these technologies can be utilized to develop intelligent systems capable of interacting with their environment and processing data in real time. The session also addressed practical aspects of designing and implementing projects based on microcontrollers such as Arduino and Raspberry Pi, and their use in various applications including smart healthcare systems, the Internet of Things (IoT), environmental monitoring, and more. The event witnessed notable participation from postgraduate students, researchers, and individuals interested in the fields of artificial intelligence and biomedical engineering. It featured in-depth scientific discussions that enriched the topic and fostered knowledge exchange among participants. Professor Dr. Yousif Al-Mashhadany, Director of the Center, praised the outstanding scientific efforts of the Center's staff and emphasized the importance of continuing to organize such high-quality academic activities. He affirmed that these initiatives play a vital role in advancing the Center's status and enhancing its research and academic reputation both locally and internationally. This workshop reflects the scientific orientation of the Biomedical Engineering Research Center toward promoting applied knowledge, linking modern technologies with community needs, and developing the skills of researchers and students in advanced engineering fields that contribute to scientific and technological progress in Iraq.