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To win the Digital Signal Processing Solutions Challenge, the team focused on a new television technology called Digital Video Broadcasting. Team members, from left, are advisor Dr. Fabrizio Frescura, and students Stefan Pielmeir, Euro Sereni, Alessandro Dini, and Stefano Gai.

Students from The University of Perugia have been named the winners of the DSP Solutions Challenge, the worldwide university competition that searches for the most innovative designs using TI digital signal processors (DSPs).

The winning team was presented the US $100,000 grand prize by TI Vice President Mike Hames at the International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing (ICASSP) in Seattle, Washington on May 12.

The students’ winning design utilized DSPs in projects highlighting higher quality/interactive television broadcasting.