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Software Defined Everything: Servitization, Sustainability and the Future of Smart Things

February 17, 2023

This week’s podcast features my discussion with Semir Haddad from MicoEJ. Semir and I discuss the biggest influences in embedded system development today, the roles servitization, containerization, and sustainability will play for future embedded system development, and how MicroEJ is furthering innovation in the world of smart things! Also this week, I investigate a new graphene-based e-tattoo that can determine your stress levels developed by a team of researchers at Texas A&M University and The University of Texas at Austin.

DVCon U.S. 2023 Preview and New Proteins Developed by AI

by Amelia Dalton

February 10, 2023

I’m serving up a meaty podcast for your listening pleasure this week! My guest Josh Rensch (2023 DVCon program chair) gives us a sneak peak into this year’s Design and Verification Conference and Exhibition. Josh and I also discuss the details of this year’s DVCon keynote address, who should attend this conference, and how he got involved making custom bacon. Also this week, I investigate how a team of scientists at the University of California San Francisco were able to use artificial intelligence to create original proteins from scratch.

Calling All Chiplets! Eliyan and the Ultimate Chiplet Interconnect

by Amelia Dalton

February 3, 2023

My podcast this week is all about chiplets, chiplet interconnects, and the Bunch of Wires (BoW) chiplet interconnect architecture! My guests hail from Eliyan – who is leading the pack when it comes to chiplet interconnect technology. Ramin Farjadrad (Co-founder and CEO), Patrick Soheili (Co-founder & Head of Business and Corporate Development) and Syrus Ziai (Co-founder & VP of Engineering) join me this week for a deep-dive into the world of chiplets and chiplet interconnects!

Interoperability and Innovation with Open Standards: Embedded Tech Trends 2023

by Amelia Dalton

January 27, 2023

Open standards take center stage in this week’s Fish Fry podcast! Recorded in person at this year’s Embedded Tech Trends Conference, Dean Holman (President/Executive Director – VITA Technologies) joins me to discuss the newest developments in the VITA organization and why open standards are crucial to the development of intelligent embedded systems worldwide. Keeping with our open standards theme, Ken Grob and Mark Littlefield (Elma Electronic) also join me this week to discuss the benefits of SOSA (Sensor Open Systems Architecture) initiatives in the defense community and beyond!

The Open Source Chronicles: Maverick-603

by Amelia Dalton

January 20, 2023

This week my Fish Fry podcast is two parts open source, one part FT8, and one part ham radio! My guest is Colby Gilbert from RadioStack and we dig into the details of Maverick-603 – the first affordable, FT8 receiver with an open source RF chip designed and fabricated using open source chip tools! Also this week, I investigate a new crash avoidance sensor inspired by insects.

Harnessing Light and Redefining What is Possible: Lightelligence and The Rise of Optical Computing

by Amelia Dalton

January 13, 2023

This week’s Fish Fry podcast is all about photonics and the future of optical computing! Maurice (Mo) Steinman from Lightelligence and I chat about why Lightelligence is on a mission to be the leader in silicon photonics computing, the details of PACE (Lightelligence’s first fully integrated optical computing platform), and what sets this computing platform apart from traditional silicon chips.

QPUs and You: How Classiq is Revolutionizing Quantum Computing

by Amelia Dalton

January 6, 2023

Quantum computing takes center stage in this week’s Fish Fry podcast! Dr. Erik Garcell (Classiq) and I chat about how Classiq is shaking up the quantum computing industry with a revolutionary new process for quantum computing software development. We discuss why Erik believes IP protection is crucial to the development of quantum computing, the details of Classiq’s collaboration with Rolls-Royce, and why today is a the perfect time to jumpstart your quantum computing journey. Also this week, I check out a new research study that aims to answer: Can OpenAI’s GPT-3 program help detect early signs … Read More → "QPUs and You: How Classiq is Revolutionizing Quantum Computing"

Fish Fry Flashback! A Revolution in the Skies – How Mayman Aerospace’s VTOL Air Utility Vehicles will Change the World

by Amelia Dalton

December 30, 2022

In honor of a momentous season of Fish Fry, we are ending the year with a spotlight on Amelia’s 500th episode with David Mayman! (CEO – Mayman Aerospace and inventor of the jetpack)

It’s finally here!!! The 500th episode of Amelia’s Weekly Fish Fry podcast has arrived! My special guest is the one and only David Mayman! (CEO – Mayman Aerospace) David and I chat about his motivation to design jetpacks and air utility vehicles and the evolution of the Mayman Aerospace’s Speeder VTOL (vertical take-off and landing) air utility vehicle. We also … Read More → "Fish Fry Flashback! A Revolution in the Skies – How Mayman Aerospace’s VTOL Air Utility Vehicles will Change the World"

Virtualize This! How Virtual Modeling will Change the Future of IoT Development

by Amelia Dalton

December 23, 2022

Longtime friend of the show Bill Neifert (Corellium) joins me this week to chat about the benefits virtual modeling can bring to the world of IoT. We discuss trends in IoT system design today and how Arm and Corellium are looking to transform IoT development and testing environments with virtualization technology.

A Billion Instances and Counting – Solving the Challenges of IC Design Closure

by Amelia Dalton

December 16, 2022

Integrated circuits once again take center stage in this week’s Fish Fry podcast! Brandon Bautz (Cadence Design Systems) and I chat about the challenges of IC design closure today, how distribution and optimization can help address these growing design challenges, and the details of the Cadence® Certus™ Closure Solution. Also this week I investigate a new soft robot developed by Cornell University that can detect damage and heal itself!