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The Tech Between Us is a part of Mouser Electronics' ongoing mission to Empower Innovation Together.
Hosted by Raymond Yin, Director of Technical Content for Mouser Electronics, each episode features a different technology or product-oriented conversation between Mouser's tech experts, technical representatives for manufacturer partners, prominent academics, and industry thought leaders.
To learn more, visit mouser.com/empowering-innovation.
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Welcome back to The Tech Between Us. We're continuing our discussion on the smart grid with Chris Irwin, Program Manager at the Office of Electricity within the US Department of Energy.To catch up on part one of our conversation, visit: mouser.com/empowering-innovation
A resilient grid to weather the storm. Join me, Raymond Yin, and Chris Irwin, Program Manager for Transactive Energy, Communications, and Interoperability in Smart Grid at the U.S. Department of Energy as we discuss how the smart grid aims to enhance and bring-in a new era of electrification into the future of energy delivery. Visit mouser.com/empowering-innovation to learn more!
Engineers have a lot to consider when designing a Human Machine Interface, especially when it comes to ease of useability. Mouser sits down with Nicole Johnson, former design director for UX and HMI at Rivian, to explore the evolution of this technology and its impact on our daily interactions with our machines.Visit mouser.com/empowering-innovation to listen to the full episode.
Welcome back to The Tech Between Us. Let’s jump right back into part 2 of our conversation with Allison Strochlic, Senior Research Director for Emergo by UL, on Human Machine Interfaces. To catch up on part one of our discussion, visit our Empowering Innovation Together website.
As humans, we want our devices to be a seamless interaction, but what steps are needed to ensure they're intuitive to operate? Join Raymond Yin and Senior Research Director for Emergo by UL, Allison Strochlic, as they discuss the fascinating world of human machine interface and human factors, its relevance to the engineer, and how to design a better product.Visit mouser.com/empowering-innovation to listen to the full episode.
Welcome back to The Tech Between Us. The conversation isn’t over yet. Listen to part 3 of our discussion with Christian Uebber, CTO of ETAS, to explore software defined vehicles and the need for stronger hardware and software co-design to enable freedom on the software layer. To catch up on our previous episodes visit https://www.mouser.com/empowering-innovation/zonal-architecture
Welcome back to The Tech Between Us. Let’s jump right back into part 2 of our conversation with Christian Uebber, CTO of ETAS on Zonal Architecture and the Software Defined Vehicle. To catch up on part one of our discussion, visit our Empowering Innovation Together website: https://www.mouser.com/empowering-innovation/zonal-architecture
In our latest episode, Mouser's Director of Technical Content. Raymond Yin, discusses the evolution of automotive with Zonal Architecture. As the push towards electrification and autonomous driving grows, how are computers and cars working closer together? Join Raymond Yin, Mouser's Director of Technical Content, and CTO of ETAS, Christian Uebber, as we discuss the evolution of zonal architecture, its relation to the software-defined vehicle and the changes these technologies are rapidly experiencing. Explore into more content here: https://www.mouser.com/empowering-innovation/zonal-architecture
Dive into Industrial Machine Vision! Mouser sits down with Peter Denzinger, Vice President of Engineering at Vista Solutions to get his thoughts on the momentum behind this technology and the opportunities for engineers in this space. Listen as he shares his unique perspective in this innovative field.Explore more on Industrial Machine Vision: https://www.mouser.com/empowering-innovation/industrial-machine-vision
Welcome to In Between the Tech. Today we’re wrapping up Mouser’s look at WiFi 7. Carlos Cordeiro, Intel Fellow, Wireless CTO of the Client Computing Group of Intel Corporation, and Chairman of the WiFi Alliance, sits down with Mouser to share his thoughts this technology and the opportunities for engineers in this space. Listen as he shares his perspective on WiFi 7.
Welcome back to The Tech Between Us. We are continuing our conversation about WiFi 7 with Bruno Tomas, CTO for the Wireless Broadband Alliance or WBA to catch upon part one of our conversation, visit our Empowering Innovation Together website.
No matter where you look, humans seek speed, fast cars, instant messages, bullet trains. It's certainly true with our technology. As predicted by Moore's Law, we've witnessed technology advances at unprecedented pace and the rise of fast, smart, connected devices. The connectivity part of this equation though has perhaps been the weakest link. It has not kept pace as the rest of the technology and while we've come to expect device connectivity wherever we are, that's not always what we experience. WiFi, the platform that promises always on high-speed connectivity in our homes, in the workplace, in coffee shops, retail, airports, and even in flight continues to advance, yet still has some way to go.The reality is today's connectivity can often be frustrating with patchy network performance, too many users trying to connect at the same time and users forced to wait for a connection or experience content buffering. Well, that could all be about to change, enter the savior of wifi connectivity, wifi seven, the latest standard in connectivity and what some are calling a quantum leap forward from wifi six with its promise of nearly five times speed, improved latency and reliability and projected launch as early as 2024. Is this the connectivity we've all been waiting for?By now, some of you may have guessed this is not Raymond Yin. No, I'm Mark Patrick and I lead Mouser’s technical marketing team in Europe, and I'll be your host for this discussion about wifi seven. Welcome to the tech between us.With me today is Bruno Tomas, CTO for the Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA). Welcome to the Tech Between Us.
Welcome back to The Tech Between Us. We are continuing our conversation about Environmental Sensors with Ronan Cooney, Head of Product at Ambisense. To catch up on part 1 of our conversation, visit our Empowering Innovation Together page.
When you say, “air pollution”, the first things that may come to mind include carbon monoxide, lead, particulates, and factory or industry waste - the stuff we breathe outside. But the air we breathe inside is often much more important. Indoor air quality can be two to five times as polluted as outdoor air, thanks to dangers like smoke - thinking of my chain-smoking grandmother; mold, cleaning chemicals, various particulates, and as we learn the hard way from COVID, airborne illness. Factor in the estimates from the US Environmental Protect Agency, that Americans spend an average of 90% of their time indoors, and it’s safe to say the air inside our homes, schools, factories, and businesses, is worth a closer look. With me today is Ronan Cooney, head of product at Ambisense.
Welcome to In Between the Tech. Today, we're wrapping up Mouser’s look at Digital Therapeutics. Mouser sits down with Simon Thomas, President at Freespira to get his thoughts on the momentum behind this technology and the opportunities for engineers in this space. Listen as he shares his unique perspective in this innovative new field of digital therapeutics.
Welcome back to the Tech Between us. We're continuing our conversation about Digital Therapeutics with Dr. Smit Patel, Associate Director at the Digital Medicine Society. To catch up on part one of our conversation, visit our Empowering Innovation Together page to get caught up on part one.
Of all the technologies we talk about here on The Tech Between Us, none affect us as intimately as the one we'll discuss today, Digital Therapeutics. Healthcare has been undergoing a digital transformation for many years, but it's been accelerated over the last few years because of the pandemic. Digital healthcare options such as telemedicine are now commonplace and frankly sometimes even preferred over face-to-face visits. So many aspects of healthcare have gone digital and have been integrated into daily life. Think connected devices like insulin pumps, blood glucose meters, and your own wearable device that sends data back to a central, unified system. Big brother with a stethoscope, if you will. To explore this exciting new field of healthcare, i'm talking today with Dr. Smit Patel, Associate Director at the Digital Medicine Society.
On this episode of In Between the Tech, we're rounding out Mouser's look at the Matter Protocol. Sujata Neidig, Director of Marketing for Wireless Connectivity at NXP Semiconductors sits down with Mouser to share her thoughts on the Matter protocol. Sujata has been working on Matter from early days and has a unique perspective on what the protocol can do for the smart home.
Welcome back to The Tech Between Us for part 2 of our conversation on the Matter Protocol with Chris LaPré, Chief Technical Officer at the Connectivity Standards Alliance. To hear what you missed about the Matter Protocol, listen to part one to get caught up on their discussion.
Growing up, one of my favorite shows was the Jetsons. Now to be clear, while the antics of George, Jane, Judy, and his boy Elroy did make me laugh, it was really the gadgets that got me hooked on the show. Okay. Yeah. I was a nerd from way back. Their lives were filled with technology, but how much did the show get right about future home life? Well, let's see. They had flying cars that turned into suitcases, a maid-shaped robot named Rosie, and more home automation gadgets than we could name. Well, today we don't have Rosie, but we do have a short circular disc named Roomba vacuuming our floors for us. Prototype robots are folding and putting clothes away. 3D printers are making estates, and we can accomplish a lot just by speaking out loud to Siri or Alexa, and the list goes on. Now, the problem with all this in today's world is that it takes feats of technological gymnastics to get Siri to talk to my Ring Doorbell camera, or to get Alexa to control my Nest thermostat. They simply don't speak the same language, and as much as the hacker in me enjoyed putting the pieces together, this situation may all be coming to an end soon with the release of the Matter specification. On this episode of The Tech Between Us, we are joined by guest Chris LaPré, Chief Technical Officer at the Connectivity Standards Alliance, to talk about this one protocol to unite them all.
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