2024年5月12日发(作者：加速器软件)

Someone says that only people who are not satisfied with the status quo will

have the motivation to move forward. This is true in most cases. By extension, I

think discontent can promote the progress not only of the individual but also of

the whole society. The reason why dissatisfaction leads to progress is that people

who are not satisfied with the status quo yearn for a better life. They constantly

improve the status quo and try to promote the progress of individuals and society.

Discontent is the driving force of personal development. Edison once said that:

"Discontent is the first necessity of process", and he did what he said. After the

great success of the invention of the electric light, he was not satisfied with his

achievement. In addition to his invention and contribution in the phonograph,

electric light, the telephone, the telegraph, film, etc., he also has many famous

creations and insights in mining, construction, chemical industry and other fields.

It has been proved that dissatisfaction in action is not full of complaints, but the

internal driving force to promote personal development.

Dissatisfaction is the cornerstone of social development. If human beings are

satisfied with the poor living environment and low production efficiency, we may

still be living a primitive life with stone tools. Besides, The rulers of the Qing

Dynasty were complacent and thought that China was rich and powerful, so they

closed their doors to the outside world. Finally, they were invaded by other

powerful countries. PRC is not satisfied with the situation of poverty and weakness.

It abandoned the policy of closing the door to the outside world and began to

implement the policy of reform and opening up so that China can catch up with

the pace of the world.

So I think that discontent leads to progress, and it is in this process of

eliminating discontent that we keep moving forward.

I am 冉维恒. I have got an MSc degree in Electronic and Computer Engineering

at the University of Birmingham in December 2019. I got my Bachelor's degree in

the Department of Automation at the Wuhan University of Technology in 2017. I'd

like to apply for the position of assistant editor.

I have mastered two of the most commonly used programming languages: C

and python. In addition, I have studied courses that related automation and

electronic engineering during my undergraduate and postgraduate studies. These

courses include machine learning, pattern recognition, principle of automatic

control and digital design.

My undergraduate paper was “A License plate recognition system based on

Android and OpenCV”. It was a simple project which used SVM and ANN to

recognize characters information in pictures.

My master's paper was “An Obstacle Avoidance and Navigation Autonomous

Mobile Robot Based on Radar”. In this project, I designed an obstacle avoidance

strategy based on echoic flow to drive the mobile robot to achieve the goal while

avoiding obstacles.

I have two internship experiences. One is in CSSC and I primarily responsible

for embedded development. Another is in the computer vision laboratory at the