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Fish Fry 600: The Future of EV Battery Technology Innovation with Dr. Bor Jang

November 22, 2024

Our Fish Fry podcast will be on hiatus for the rest of November. Please enjoy the 600th episode with material sciences and battery technology expert Dr. Bor Jang!

The 600th episode of Amelia’s Weekly Fish Fry podcast has arrived! My special guest is material sciences and battery technology expert Dr. Bor Jang (Solidion). Dr. Jang was awarded the very first patent application on graphene in 2002 and that patent was later recognized in the Popular Mechanics’ 15 Patents That Changed the … Read More → "Fish Fry 600: The Future of EV Battery Technology Innovation with Dr. Bor Jang"

Never Out of Sync Again – How Driver uses AI to Instantly Decode Technology

by Amelia Dalton

November 15, 2024

My guest this week is Adam Tilton, co-founder and CEO of Driver! Adam and I discuss how Driver’s new AI-powered platform can help you navigate code, organize your assets and sync codebases with ease. We also investigate the benefits of automated updates, unified search and language specialization included in their platform and the role that reusable templates play in Driver’s AI-powered platform.

Lean, Mean Models – Simulating, Testing, and Deploying the Next Generation of Edge AI Models

by Amelia Dalton

November 8, 2024

My podcast guests this week are Jack Ferrari and Johanna Pingel from MathWorks! We discuss the trends and technologies driving the adoption of edge AI applications, the common challenges associated with edge AI and the roles that the maintenance and upkeep of machine learning models, over the air updates, and on-device training will play for the future of edge AI applications.

Copilot AI: A Revolution in Hardware Design with Zenode

by Amelia Dalton

November 1, 2024

I am happy to welcome Brandon Bourn from Zenode to my podcast this week! Brandon and I discuss how monotonous repetitive tasks and hardware design pain points motivated the creation of the Zenode platform, how large language models can be utilized to solve these issues and how Zenode is looking to revolutionize hardware design with their new electronic component search engine. Also this week, I check out a new kind of biohybrid robot developed by Cornell University that is controlled by… mushrooms. (Yep, you read that right – mushrooms!)

Next Stop: Space! LEO and Lunar Rideshares with SEOPS

by Amelia Dalton

October 25, 2024

My podcast guest this week is Mike Johnson, Co-Founder and CTO of SEOPS. Mike and I chat about the motivation behind the creation of this innovative aerospace company and how SEOPS supports space solutions for national security, scientific, and educational endeavors. We also investigate the different solutions SEOPS offers including end-to-end mission integration, LEO and lunar ride share services, tailored mission design and consultation services.

Data Centers on Wheels: The Need for Key Foundational Technologies for Software Defined Vehicles

by Amelia Dalton

October 18, 2024

Software defined vehicles take center stage in this week’s Fish Fry podcast! John Heinlein (Sonatus) and I chat about the historical development of automotive software, the role that over the air updates play in SDVs, how Sonatus is encouraging innovation in this space and where John thinks software defined vehicles are headed in the future. Keeping with our automotive theme this week, I also check out new research from Purdue University that contends ChatGPT could help autonomous vehicles interpret passenger commands and drive accordingly.

Building the Next Generation of Wireless Systems with AI-Native Technologies

by Amelia Dalton

October 11, 2024

This week my guest is Dr. Houman Zarrinkoub – Principal Product Manager of Wireless Communications at MathWorks. Houman and I investigate why the adoption of AI native technologies is necessary for the development of next-generation wireless standards, the steps involved in designing and integrating an AI-native wireless system and the common hurdles that engineers face when integrating AI into their wireless system design and the solutions to help solve these challenges. Also this week, I examine a new generative AI tool developed by MIT that can let you have a conversation with a … Read More → "Building the Next Generation of Wireless Systems with AI-Native Technologies"

Secure and Protect: Sotero’s Unique Approach to Data Security

by Amelia Dalton

October 4, 2024

This week’s podcast is all about data security and robotic decision making. Purandar Das (CEO and Co-Founder – Sotero) joins me to discuss Sotero’s all-in-one data security platform, the biggest challenges surrounding cloud data security today, and the benefits of Sotero’s ransomware solution. Also this week, I check out a new method developed by a team of researchers at MIT that could help robots to make intuitive, task-relevant decisions.

Thanks for the Memories: 4DS New Resistive Random Access Memory and the Everlasting Memory Crystal

by Amelia Dalton

September 27, 2024

My podcast guest this week is Peter Himes, CSO of 4DS Memory. Peter and I explore the challenges of the AI market today, the details of the physical make-up of the 4DS cell called PCMO, and how this new ReRAM memory technology can help develop more energy and processor efficient solutions for big data and neural net applications. Keeping with our memory theme, I also check out the details of a new ‘everlasting’ memory crystal developed by a team of researchers at the University of Southampton.

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Operation eVTOL: System Design Challenges for Electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing Aircraft

by Amelia Dalton

September 13, 2024

This week’s podcast is all about electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft! Matt McAlonis from TE Connectivity and I explore the biggest design challenges for eVTOLs, strategies for managing power effectively within eVTOL systems, complexities of complying with new eVTOL certification requirements, and what Matt thinks it will take for eVTOL aircraft to become mainstream.