ASEE
Join AdaCore at Booth 101 at the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) conference in Charlotte, NC.
Event Details
- [In-Person]
- June 21 - June 24, 2026
- Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
- Charlotte Convention Centre
Equipping Students with Future-Proof Skills
At Booth 101, AdaCore will showcase this year’s Capstone projects from AdaCore’s GNAT Academic Program (also known as GAP).
Meet our team at ASEE to discuss:
- AdaCore’s GNAT Academic Program
- GAP's Capstone Projects
- Resources to teach Ada and SPARK
- How we provide a collaborative platform
GNAT Academic Program
AdaCore's GNAT Academic Program (GAP) provides a collaborative platform for educational materials, knowledge, and resources, designed to provide educators with all they need to teach Ada and SPARK.
"Capstone" Projects
AdaCore's "Capstones" are real-world, industrial integration projects that are sponsored and mentored by AdaCore engineers. These projects are designed for end-of-curriculum bachelor's and applied master's students, and typically last from a couple of months to a full year.
SAILGate
A student team at Penn State Behrend explored the idea of building a domain-specific hardware language (DSL) embedded in ParaSail—one that lowers to VHDL for use with standard gateware toolchains.
R7D
R7D, designed by a group of students is the first iteration of a Lattice ECP5 FPGA board enabling an Ada-first, Alire-managed ecosystem with flexible power, SRAM/FRAM, and modular I/O.
VDI Challenge
A Penn State Behrend Capstone team used Ada for the VDI racing challenge: bare metal control with real time tasking and an OpenCV style Ada library, integrated into an event driven demo.
